Brugmansia ‘Betty Marshall’
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White Angel’s TrumpetBrugmansia
Brugmansia ‘Betty Marshall’ 
Graceful branches and broad pale green leaves make a compact backdrop for enormous, 8 to 10 in. long, creamy white trumpets that dangle in a fanciful manner. The splendid blooms are subtly infused with chartreuse at the base and are borne in abundance, sometimes numbering as many as 50 at any given time.
Position this stellar specimen on the patio or near a path in a terra-cotta container, and you too will be bewitched by its sweet spicy nighttime perfume and dreamy essence. Indigenous to South America, this exotic-looking evergreen member of the Potato family and Brugmansia suaveolens hybrid needs winter protection at around 20 to 25° and judicious pruning to curb its vigorous growth and maintain a sophisticated shape.
Blooms July – mid-November. Size: 6'–10' high x 6'–9' wide; hardy to zone 9. Brugmansia ‘Betty Marshall’ (S-0723)
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