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Still have Brugmansia Apricot Moon Flower cuttings

14 years ago

Hello! I Still have several cuttings, some rooting and some fresh, of Apricot Moon Flower. I will not be doing "for postage" on these at this time. I am certain I will have more later in the year, but right now they are for trade only. Please email me if you would like pictures. The fragrance is much like Easter Lilies, but little better, in my opinion. It puts on huge flushes and is my all time favorite. I have grown mine in tree form and the base of the trunk is now bigger around than my ankle.

I would like for trade any of the following:

Hosta Powder Blue

Hosta Blue Angel

Hosta Blue Mammoth

Hosta Blue Mouse Ears

Hosta Spartan Arrow

Hosta Wolverine

Hosta Dark Shadows

Hosta Samurai

Brugmansia Fantasma

Brugmansia Culebra

Brugmansia American Pride (double yellow)

Brugmansia Flamenco

Brugmansia Dola

Brugmansian Insignis Pink

Hoya macgillivrayi

Lily of the Valley

Fairy Wands (Dierama)

Stapelia gigantea

Stapelia grandiflora

Stapelia hirsuta

Peonies other than white and light pink

Thanks! Susan

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Comments (11)

susan123-2009
14 years ago
I have lily of the valley would you like a trade for your apricot moon flowers rsvp
smurfy_grower
14 years ago
Brugmansia and moon flower are 2 differemt plants, is this a datura or angels trumpet?
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Well.... Looks like the majority of them are a very pale lilac with a light purple throat but I could have sworn that the first one was white with a light purple throat... ( I'm letting a seed pod develop on that one! ) It sure is an interesting flower... They start to open around 5 PM then stay open till about 8 AM... Even the small, 5 or 6 inches high, plants are developing flower buds... When they're open they resemble swirly five pointed stars... Every last one of them stands straight up at the top of the plant... I half expected them to be much larger though... These are only about 2 inches across and about four inches long ( not counting the green )... But then again they may be smaller because they don't get full sun... As for the scent of the flowers... Well it's hard to say, my sniffer isn't working properly ( LOL )... Although I don't think anything can top the scent of an Aphrodite Hosta in full bloom... Rita
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axelsrose
Original Author
14 years ago
susan123-2009
I have no way to contact you. No email address. Please email me. I would like to trade. Thanks, Susan
susan123-2009
14 years ago
I also have a variity of hostas not sure of their names but know what they look like contact me if interested
smurfy_grower
14 years ago
It appears someone stole this persons Identity to post this, as the person told me she did not post anything on this website.
axelsrose
Original Author
14 years ago
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!NO ONE STOLE MY IDENTITY!!!!!!!!!!!
smurfy_grower offered me a trade and refered to the post on "Dave's Garden". This is not Dave's Garden, it is Gardenweb. I don't belong to Dave's Garden. I replied to her email trying to clear the confusion about what she was offering and where it was posted. When I did not immediately respond to her emails, she assumed that my identity was somehow stolen and I was not the person who posted this. There is no problem other than someone jumping to conclusions without clearing up the facts. As for the Brugs I still have some for trade. Thanks! Susan
smurfy_grower
14 years ago
I don't know whats going on, first he says no, now he says yes, whatever man.
axelsrose
Original Author
14 years ago
Ok, for the impaired......
1. this IS Gardenweb, NOT Dave's Garden
2. Gardenweb is a free site, Dave's Garden is a pay site.
3. I belong to Gardenweb, not Dave's Garden.
4. I posted that I was and am still wanting to trade my Brugmanisas for other plants.
5. I would still like to trade my Brugmansias for other plants with anyone but Smurfy Grower because she doesn't know even what site she is on.
6. NO ONE STOLE MY IDENTITY! And accusations like that, that are unfounded, without clearing up the facts, are dangerous, malicious and damaging. You do not post that someones identity has been stolen without speaking to that person and getting conformation that indeed that is the case, just because you are confused and or unclear.
*** Bonus***
Susan, which is my name and how I sign all my posts, is usually indicitive of a 'female' person. Ok, man?
Thanks! Susan
Seamer1
14 years ago
I would love to have some of the Brugmansia. I don't have alot to trade. I do have Kousa Chinese Dogwood in the second year, and alot of cone flower seed. I also have cosmos seed, and blackeye susan seed. Let me know if you want to trade.
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wishnforspring
14 years ago
SUSAN,
I sent you a email and I have lily of the valley. I have traded with you before and you are a WONDERFUL,HONEST trader.
Why do people have to make this hard???!!!If you want to start trouble go to Myspace grrrr.....
pearlgirl
14 years ago
Susan, please check my list to see if I have anything that you could trade for. Email me if we can trade. Thanks!
Margaret

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