Dear Kathryn, when I spotted this brugmansia, I was also trying to figure out what is the story behind - this view is moving the imagination :) answering your question: it had to be planted by somebody, because it has to be overwintered in our zone - otherwise it dies during winter.
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And how did you find that? Looks so healthy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fine spot for such a lovely plant!
ReplyDeleteIt sure adds a cheery brightness to an otherwise ordinary spot. :)
ReplyDeleteI wonder if that was an accident? I love how it looks hanging there!
ReplyDeleteLOL, that is a pretty weird place to put a Brugmansia. I had one last year but the slugs ate it.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool. I love the contrast of hardscape and softscape.
ReplyDeleteDarla, this can not be accident. In our zone 6, brumansia dies in the winter. This one is large, so somebody is overwintering it somewhere.
ReplyDeleteYou have to admit it shifts the focus! I wonder what is the story behind it, though? Could a bird have planted it??
ReplyDeleteDear Kathryn, when I spotted this brugmansia, I was also trying to figure out what is the story behind - this view is moving the imagination :)
ReplyDeleteanswering your question: it had to be planted by somebody, because it has to be overwintered in our zone - otherwise it dies during winter.