Angel trumpet (Brugmansia) stems freeze to the ground in winter regardless of fall pruning. You can cut them back in fall or wait until spring—new growth emerges from the base either way.
Bloom time varies by cultivar; some flower in mid-summer, others only in late summer/fall. Choose early-blooming types for longer display.
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