The expert expresses enthusiasm for a reader's 10+ year old brugmansia (angel's trumpet), sharing a photo of their own pink brugmansia. The expert lost a previous brugmansia by not bringing it in early enough (Zone 5a). A friendly, personal exchange celebrating a spectacular tropical plant.
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