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03.10.2023 - 18:23 / getbusygardening.com / Amy Andrychowicz
Angel’s trumpet plants are easier to care for than most people think, and they grow very quickly too.
But before you can enjoy the show stopping blooms, first you need to know how to create the ideal environment for an angel trumpet Brugmansia to thrive in.
This detailed angel’s trumpet care guide is designed to help you do just that. Discover the best soil, water, light, and fertilizer to use, plus get details on pruning, propagation, pest control, and more.
Angel’s trumpet (Brugmansia) is a tropical flowering perennial from the Solanaceae, or nightshade, family. It’s native to the mountains of South America.
These gorgeous plants known for the fragrant, abundant flowers that can bloom year round in the right conditions.
The tree-like shrubs consist of a single, thick trunk and strong woody branches that feature smooth green leaves.
The large trumpet-shaped flowers are what gives Brugmansia the nickname “angel’s trumpet”.
Outdoors in the garden they can reach heights up to 20’, while potted specimens usually don’t exceed 15’.
There are many types of angel trumpets that feature different leaf shapes and flower colors. Thankfully they can all be cared for in the same way.
People love angel’s trumpet plants for their large, showy, brightly colored flowers.
They typically bloom from late spring through early fall, but that can vary based on climate. It’s common for them to bloom year round in some areas.
The blossoms are tubular or trumpet shaped, and often hang down like a pendant. The color and exact shape can vary by variety.
At night the flowers release a strong, floral fragrance. They’re also pollinator and hummingbird friendly.
Angel’s trumpet is poisonous for cats, dogs, and people. All parts of the plant are highly toxic, and
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