Regarded as one of the most fragrant Brugmansias, Brugmansia x cubensis 'Charles Grimaldi' (Angel's Trumpet) is a vigorous tropical shrub or small tree laden with impressive quantities of exceptionally large, pendulous, trumpet-shaped, soft to golden yellow flowers, 15 in. long (37 cm), adorned with strongly recurved petals.

Brugmansia 'Charles Grimaldi' (Angel's Trumpet) - This full-sized and vigorous tree datura cultivar that grows as a large shrub or small tree to 12 to 15 feet tall or more by an equal width with very large green leaves that have distinctly toothed margins and from summer through fall produces exceptionally large orange-yellow flowers with ...

Brugmansia 'Charles Grimaldi' This full sized and vigorous cultivar is a Bartley Swartz hybrid between Brugmansia 'Dr. Seus' and B. 'Frosty Pink'. It has exceptionally large orange-yellow flowers with strongly recurved petals.

This page describes the preferred growing conditions for Brugmansia Charles Grimaldi, Gold Angel's Trumpet Tree, and shows a photo of the foliage and flowers of this small fragrant tree

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'Charles Grimaldi' is a wonderfully fragrant, easy to grow Brugmansia. It is said to be a cross of B. 'Dr. Seuss X B. 'Frosty Pink'.

Botanical name: Brugmansia ‘Charles Grimaldi’ A heat loving variety that likes warm days and cool nights; large dangling golden trumpets emerge in summer and appear until fall; flowers are only fragrant at night; perfect for containers, beds, and borders for …

2019年4月6日 · ‘Charles Grimaldi’ really is someone’s name, and the particular cultivar of brugmansia happens to be named after him. Because no one knows who the parents of this hybrid cultivar are, the species name is omitted.

Possibly the most popular of the modern hybrids, ‘Charles Grimaldi’ produces large, opulent fragrant blooms reliably in bursts throughout the late summer and into autumn. It is properly called Brugmansia x cubensis ‘Charles Grimaldi’ as it is the creation of an x candida hybrid (from B. aurea and B. versicolor) itself hybridised with a ...