Angel's Trumpet (Datura inoxia, also called Jimsonweed or Devil's Trumpet) is a vigorous, toxic shrub that responds well to pruning — if done correctly.
Anytime during the growing season, provided the plant is healthy and well-watered.
All parts are highly toxic. Wear gloves, avoid skin contact, and wash tools after use. Keep away from children and pets.
Beyond clean cuts and safety precautions, no unique pruning rules apply. Regular shaping keeps it manageable and floriferous.
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