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Want to trade Brugmansia cuttings.

jerseyearth Zone 6NJ

7 years ago

Looking to trade bare Brugmansia cuttings for other varieties. I have a very pale yellow Brug, reaches over 5 ft, and blooms from cuttings every year. Mother plant is stored in the cool basement in hibernation every year. These cuttings are taken from the thick side shoot that always comes up next to the mother stem. Side shoot has not reached it's 'Y' yet. It's a terrifically loyal bloomer every year, from even the smallest cutting. Many times blooming late October into November. Next to Red Bank, NJ. Thanks! Pat

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shp123
7 years ago
Hi Pat,

i am very close to Red Bank in Middletown. I have a yellow and a pink brugmansia. You are welcome to come by to pick up if you want. Just private message me to make arrangement.

sara
jerseyearth Zone 6NJ
Original Author
7 years ago
Wow! Thanks Sara! I've got a very pale yellow one that I am taking cuttings from that I will share. It's blooming like crazy outdoors now! Give me some time.. I babysit like a banshee for the grandkids!! :-)

Thank you!! Pat, in Fair Haven.
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shp123
7 years ago
I dug up the Brugs 2 weeks ago. I didn't want to risk it killed in a hard frost. Drop by anytime. Just let me know.
jerseyearth Zone 6NJ
Original Author
7 years ago
thank you!! I have to dig mine up before the tops get frost bitten. But... when they do get frost bitten, I just store them in the basement to hibernate and they are fine! I will get in touch soon.. thank you again... Pat

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