Brugmansia ‘Angels Long John’
Synonym: Brugmansia ‘Angels Long John’ (d)
Description:
Released in 2003 and hybridised by Anne Kirchner-Abel in Germany, this cultivar was formally documented by Kirchner-Abel and colleagues in 2004. It belongs to the warm-growing group of Brugmansia, a genus native to South America. It produces large, pendulous, trumpet-shaped flowers in white to cream, with double or multiple layers of petals. The flowers typically appear from July to October.
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