I have an extensive brug collection and am very active in brugmansia, and to my knowledge there are no true dwarf brugs.

Gardenpoppy, whoever complained about the paypal was a fool. Waiting around for snail mail means the sender has to take care of the plant longer, which is not always easy. I have had plants I offered for postage & the trader mailed late  they were bad & I was out of backup plants by the time I got the SASE. It put me in a bind when the person should have paid promptly. The person also shorted me $5.00 on shipping which I ended up paying for. Had the payment been paypal it would have been easily resolved. Paypal is the best way to go with plant SASEÂs, & the person was blatantly wrong to complain especially when your offer was so generous. If the person had bought online, their cost would have been much more. Sorry you are out of brugs  I hope the offensive e-mailer does not stop you from offering them in the future.

Erica, I have a few leftover cuttings that are still in good shape. Email me your address right away, as here in Michigan, we are on borrowed time with the nice weather. I can send you a nice selection of named and a few unnamed cuttings for postage. Sorry to any others, though. I am in the process of cleaning up and this is it. Bill

I haven't found variegated brugs any more difficult to root then solid green foliage plants. This is probably the best time of year to start them if you don't mind taking cuttings now. I started a couple variegated varieties for a friend 2 weeks ago and all I did was stick them in a pot of moist soil and put them in a shady place. One was a soft green cutting and the other was a mature woody stem. Both rooted quickly.