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Like to purchase (or trade): Nice pink brugmansia cuttings

17 years ago

Hi Everyone.

I bought what I thought was an Ecuador Pink at a well known plant sale. It was a tiny plant, and I nursed and pampered it. I was waiting and waiting for the first bloom. And it when it finally happened, it was a HUGE disappointment. It was mostly white with a touch of pink, and now the new blooms are a werid white color.

I would love to purchase or trade for some nice pink brugmansia cuttings. I hope someone will help me out. I have Sunray and Charles G. to trade and all kinds of seeds. Let me know. Thanks!

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