Datura (angel's trumpet) is Zone 9–11. Left outdoors in a Toronto winter (Zone 5–6), it almost certainly died. The woody stem you see is dead tissue. For future, grow in a large pot and overwinter indoors (40–50°F, minimal water). For replacement, consult Canadian sources: White Flower Farm, Richters Herbs, or local botanical gardens for tender perennial alternatives.
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