What do you want to know? You can take a cutting, at least here in FL, and just shove it in the ground and it will root. They can get big and rangey. They like the sun. Don't eat them. They have a wonderful aroma at night. They are beautiful, mine were light pink when open. They don't take a lot of care.
They're pretty easy to care for. Just give them sun (though they will tolerate partial shade) and plenty of water and nutrients (compost is good to add to the soil before planting).
They're easy to grow, smell wonderful, are beautiful....and toxic. They can be deadly to humans and pets. I know better, but my pets don't. When I got my first goats I dug them up and got rid of them.
They are very invasive you took my mother years to get rid of ours that went up and down the driveway because they would grow everywhere you didn't want them to grow so I do not plant them.
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www.gardenguides.com/114747-information-angel-trumpet-plant.html
What do you want to know? You can take a cutting, at least here in FL, and just shove it in the ground and it will root. They can get big and rangey. They like the sun. Don't eat them. They have a wonderful aroma at night. They are beautiful, mine were light pink when open. They don't take a lot of care.
They're pretty easy to care for. Just give them sun (though they will tolerate partial shade) and plenty of water and nutrients (compost is good to add to the soil before planting).
They're easy to grow, smell wonderful, are beautiful....and toxic. They can be deadly to humans and pets. I know better, but my pets don't. When I got my first goats I dug them up and got rid of them.
http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/1914587/angels-trumpet-deadly-flower
They are very invasive you took my mother years to get rid of ours that went up and down the driveway because they would grow everywhere you didn't want them to grow so I do not plant them.
I absolutely love them, but far too toxic to pets so I do not have any. If you have small children and pets, I would not recommend them.