Datura stramonium
Angel’s Trumpet
Solanaceae
Annuals, Shrubs
DATURA<em>Daturas are often confused with Brugmansias, and for good reason. Brugmansias and Daturas are both toxic, both are called angel’s trumpet, and both are fragrant in most cases. But Daturas are annual or herbaceous perennial, 3- to 6-ft.-tall plants with upward-pointing flowers and swollen, spiny (instead of bean-like) seedpods, while Brugmansias are perennial, large shrub or tree-size plants with pendulous or hanging flowers that are cocked out to the side a bit
Datura stramoniumFragrant, upward-facing white or purple flowers, sometimes flushed pink. Plant grows 3 to 6 ft. high and wide. Spiny, egg-size fruits.
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