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have : double purple brugmansia seeds
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Posted by
lashawn329 10 (
lashawnwech@aol.com) on
Wed, Mar 21, 12 at 22:09
| Double purple brugmansia for trade |
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RE: have : double purple brugmansia seeds
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| Hello Lashawn...would love some of the double purple datura that you have. I have red, orange, yellow, rose, and white butterfly weed to offer in trade if youre interested. Let me know and thanks!! |
RE: have : double purple brugmansia seeds
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| You surely have Datura seeds - Brugmansias don't come in purple, YET. |
RE: have : double purple brugmansia seeds
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| Do you think they would work in Zone 5? If so, I would be interested! Please check my page to see if anything I have would be interesting to you! Thanks! |
RE: have : double purple brugmansia seeds
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Kayjones, I just Google double purple brugmansia and went to images
And when I viewed the picture it is the same plant I have.
I can only go by what it was labeled and sold to me as, because I do not
Specialize in brugmansia. |
RE: have : double purple brugmansia seeds
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kayjones is correct; there are no double purple brugmansia. If you actually click on (or hover over) the google images, you will notice most are labeled datura. Brugmansia plants & flowers are typically larger and hang downwards, datura flowers face upwards. They are commonly mislabeled. This is an instance where knowing the correct latin name of the item being traded is helpful.
Happy trading! |
RE: have : double purple brugmansia seeds
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| Yep, no purple brugmansia. It's fairly easy to tell the difference between brugmansias and daturas, once you've seen a few---brugs are bigger, form woody trunks, and have nodding flowers, while daturas are smaller, herbaceous plants with upward-facing flowers. Brugs root easily, and named cultivars can ONLY be propagated this way, since they do not 'come true' from seed since they are, for the most part, self-sterile. Daturas are almost impossible to root cuttings from, but are easily grown from seed and will 'come true'. Until about 25-30 years ago, all of these were called daturas, and some older texts still refer to them that way. |
RE: have : double purple brugmansia seeds
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| i would love to hve some of your double purple datuaras will you accept postage, as i dont have any seeds right now tahnks |
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