황금천사의나팔 '골든 퀸'

황금천사의나팔 '골든 퀸'

 

 

 

 

	과명 Solanaceae (가지과) 속명 Brugmansia (천사의나팔속) 전체학명 Brugmansia aurea 'Golden Queen' 추천명 황금천사의나팔 '골든 퀸' 이명 나무 다튜라 외국명

 

Jesse Saylor

Family

Solanaceae

Botanical Name

BRUGMANSIA aurea 'Golden Queen'

Plant Common Name

Golden Queen Angel's Trumpet, Yellow Angel's Trumpet

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General Description

Prized for its huge scented flowers, this broadleaf evergreen from the northern Andes grows as a small multi-stemmed tree in the wild. Showy, trumpet-shaped, golden or white blooms dangle from its spreading branches in summer and fall. Each flower broadens at its tip into five pointed backswept lobes. The blossoms cast a heavy fragrance after dark, attracting moths and other night-flying pollinators. The large, oval, smooth or hairy leaves alternate along the stems. Mature plants bear smooth-margined leaves; young plants have toothed leaves. After pollination, the flowers give rise to prominent, spindle-shaped fruit.

Golden angel's trumpet makes a bold exuberant statement in borders or tropical container gardens. Hardy in areas such as coastal California, it prefers full sun, consistent moisture and light, and regular feeding to ensure maximum bloom production. It requires shade from the blistering midday sun of desert climates. Plants will defoliate if exposed to frost. In colder zones, they are easily grown in containers and overwintered indoors. Angel’s trumpets are easily propagated from air layering or cuttings from mature wood.

There are potential health concerns regarding this plant. To learn more go to http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/poison/Brugmsp.htm.

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