Datura

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Datura innoxia

zones 4-7

40 seeds

Datura inoxia is a large, spreading perennial plant. The stems and leaves are covered with short and soft greyish hairs that give the whole plant a greyish appearance. Leaves are simple and elliptic, and are arranged alternately along the stem. Datura innoxia bears white trumpet flowers that have green veins, with a stigma well above the antlers. The flowers are fragrant at night, when the plant is blooming. The fruit is an egg-shaped spiny capsule with numerous slender spines.

Since stored seed is more difficult to germinate, direct sowing seeds in autumn brings the most success. However, due to the ease of growing, sowing seed in spring will most often meet with success. Plant directly into prepared bed, covering with 1/4 inch of fine soil. Pat gently, then water well with a fine mist.

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Datura innoxia

zones 4-7

40 seeds

Datura inoxia is a large, spreading perennial plant. The stems and leaves are covered with short and soft greyish hairs that give the whole plant a greyish appearance. Leaves are simple and elliptic, and are arranged alternately along the stem. Datura innoxia bears white trumpet flowers that have green veins, with a stigma well above the antlers. The flowers are fragrant at night, when the plant is blooming. The fruit is an egg-shaped spiny capsule with numerous slender spines.

Since stored seed is more difficult to germinate, direct sowing seeds in autumn brings the most success. However, due to the ease of growing, sowing seed in spring will most often meet with success. Plant directly into prepared bed, covering with 1/4 inch of fine soil. Pat gently, then water well with a fine mist.

Datura innoxia

zones 4-7

40 seeds

Datura inoxia is a large, spreading perennial plant. The stems and leaves are covered with short and soft greyish hairs that give the whole plant a greyish appearance. Leaves are simple and elliptic, and are arranged alternately along the stem. Datura innoxia bears white trumpet flowers that have green veins, with a stigma well above the antlers. The flowers are fragrant at night, when the plant is blooming. The fruit is an egg-shaped spiny capsule with numerous slender spines.

Since stored seed is more difficult to germinate, direct sowing seeds in autumn brings the most success. However, due to the ease of growing, sowing seed in spring will most often meet with success. Plant directly into prepared bed, covering with 1/4 inch of fine soil. Pat gently, then water well with a fine mist.