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Last year I purchased a pink brug from eBay. Turned out to be white.i already have white ones lol.does any body have any pink cuttings I could purchase please. Thank you

This variegated brug has been in the ground since last year. Last winter it saw -6C and was only protected ... summer heat and the winters are milder, I think this is a good alternative to growing brugs (in the milder parts of the UK anyway): at the first frosts, let the thinner stems ...

apart from ebay does anyone know any good sites online to order different brugmanisa species. inbox or post here..
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... this year. Just wondered where it is recommended to get hold of one ... and when they start becoming available? I notice on eBay that many Brugs are simply called 'Red', 'Pink' etc .... what species would these be generally?

I gave mine a little bit of water and it is on a mission .I cut it every year to fit it in the conservatory .It might flower but it has no room .

I have never had a Brug, but this year's the time. It's going to be in my conservatory, so very bright and warm, with frost free (but not heated) over winter. What are my options regarding a nice, reliable (but easily available) type to get?

I have 3 brugs that I brought inside in September as they where being eaten alive by caterpillars. I kind of forgot about them and they are still growing, though pressing up at the window to get light - I also need to water them ...

My in-ground brug has its Y point at around 4ft above the ground level. I was thinking of wrapping, say, the lowest 2ft of the trunk to keep it alive over winter. But the question is: if the trunk above the wrapping gets mushed ...

I took some cuttings of my brugs in the summer, they have grown to about 4' now. Gave one to a friend and all of them are throwing out flower buds like crazy! Don't they know its winter? The flowers are just showing out of the bud so have ...

I have a Brugmansia sanguinea in a pot, it was originally in the ground, but my killjoy father thought it was getting too big in the ground (well to be fair it was getting destroyed by slugs etc.) Is it realistic to grow Brugmansia ...

my brugs has come on. it was a ten inch cutting in feb. its pot bound now but reaching 6 to 7 ft. a bit chewed up by bugs but has 20 plus buds waiting to open.

Actually labelled brugmansia, but I already know the white type is in fact a devils trumpet, how about this purple one, worth a buy? or just another weed? http://i1274.photobucket.com/albums/y438/grapevine777/20130711_104521_zps3cbb8490.jpg ...

I've two Brugs grown from cuttings purchased last November, both are healthy and both are still single stems. one being about 3ft tall. This might sound a dumb question, but I was looking on google about Brug cuttings and read ...

I have my first Brug flower of the season this morning, and when they start this early they tend to flush throughout the summer and autumn. I think it may have made a mistake choosing today to open, I would have waited until the approaching storm had passed.

... taken a soft cutting from a Solandra tree growing in a public park. I've never heard of it being popular or successful in the UK the same way that brugs are, and the flowers are as beautiful, so I'm wondering if it's not vigorous enough, doesn't flower in our climate freely or doesn't take dormancy ...