She's a Looker and has rewarded you for your patience!! I WONDER??? Just who are you going to dust her with.. ;0) Kylie

Fragrant, thank you! I think it sounds better than it is, haha. At least for the Hoyas. Imperialis and buotii had a lot of die back which I'm not happy about, though imperialis has some new growing tips. Macgillivrayi and coriacea had some dieback too. My other Hoyas are fine. But I guess all Hoyas do grow and die back for no reason, even in spring or summer. My other tropicals do pretty well like brunfelsia, brugmansia, cestrum, Rangoon creeper, sambac jasmine, epiphyllum. My orchids look great too, though coryanthes fieldingii burnt up a little bit at 37 Fahrenheit. I have quite a few starter plants that look good too. I was sad I watered telosma cordata too much and it lost all its leaves. I'm hoping they grow back, I see a nub starting at the base of the plant but it's not growing. Your greenhouse and orchids look amazing so don't envy me too much. I envy the plethora of blooms I've seen on your orchids! And I definitely want to try A. hexapetalus.

In the past, I got some great cuttings from Mark Bailey, http://www.angeltrumpetnursery.com/. Also, I believe some have reported getting cuttings/plants/seeds from BGI, http://www.brugmansia.us/index.html

Hello everyone! I'm hoping someone on this fragrance forum is also a grower of brugmansia and can help. I'm wondering if anyone has any leads on where I could find a Brugmansia "Golden Lady" plant or cutting this late in the season? I would really like to have this cultivar in my garden again. Mine died a few years ago during the winter. The fragrance of this particular variety was absolutely intoxicating and it would bring me so much joy to have it again. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all in advance.