About 25 years ago a good friend gave me a pot containing an angel trumpet plant. It was love at first sight. Forward a few years later and almost every neighbor on our block was sporting their own ...

A friend and reader asked me a question about a flowering shrub she saw on the edge of Jeromesville a number of years ago. The plant was growing in a large pot and had the biggest trumpet-shaped ...

This time of year, while most plants in my garden are starting to look tired and ragged, one is a stand out: angel's trumpet. It's big, sprawling and lush without a trace of disease or wilt. It ...

A: Purple-flowering angel's trumpets (datura) are among the easiest to propagate from seed. After a flower matures and falls, a pod forms where the bloom has dropped. Let the pod remain on the plant ...

My introduction to angel's trumpet came when I moved to New Orleans. Wandering around a friend's garden at dusk in late summer, I caught a whiff of an amazing fragrance. View full sizeThe Brugmansia ...

Angel’s trumpet is an ornamental plant that is normally safe to grow. However, eating the flowers and leaves can be poisonous. It may cause symptoms like nausea, hallucinations, and blurred vision.

Angel’s trumpet, also known as Brugmansia, is a small tree that is common in gardens and greenhouses. Usually used for ornamental purposes, this shrub has distinct pale-colored flowers shaped like ...