brugmansia

British  

/ brʊɡˈmænsɪə /

noun

1. any of various solanaceous plants of the genus Brugmansia , native to tropical American regions and closely related to daturas, having sweetly scented flowers

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Example Sentences

Other nocturnal blossoms deploy scents like siren calls: The creamy whorls of the moonflower vine hint at vanilla and sunscreen, while the heavy bells of brugmansia are franker and muskier in aura, verging on narcotic.

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Don’t cut back woody plants like Brugmansia or hibiscus first either, he said: “Let winter do its damage, then clean them up when they come out of storage. If there is dieback and you already cut it back, you could have nothing.”

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Let the Brugmansia or angel’s trumpet nap, too, along with that tropical hibiscus or tuberous Begonia boliviensis.

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“There are some that are really worth keeping, because they just get better with age — like a Brugmansia,” he said.

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They are Brugmansia by genus and angel’s trumpet in parlance, with elongated buds that open into blaring mouths.

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