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Brunfelsia americana, Lady of the night
  Brunfelsia americana
Family: Solanaceae
Lady of the night
Origin: Brazil
large shrub 5-10 ftfull sunsemi-shaderegular waterwhite/off-white flowersyellow/orange flowerspoisonous or toxicfragrantattracts butterflies, hummingbirdsincuded in CD catalog
Fast-growing, has creamy white flowers with long tubes, which are extremely fragrant after dark. In some places it is known as Lady of the Night, though a number of other scented plants have also been given this name. Both species are propagated by cuttings. Blooms fall to winter. It is a specimen plant. Perfect houseplant for a bright window. All parts of a plant are toxic, especially roots and fruits, to a lesser degree leaves.


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Brunfelsia americana, Lady of the night

Brunfelsia americana, Lady of the night
Brunfelsia americana, Lady of the night
Brunfelsia americana, Lady of the night

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Name:Donna J. Ruppitz
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20 Aug 2006, 10:33 PM
I purchased some (44 ) dollars worth of seeds for this plant . NOt a single one has germinated as of today..I called you and spoke with someone who told me to try again. I have tried every method to germinate these seeds. Pleas e-mail me to let me know about a refund or store credit. Please don't send these seeds to anyone else/. No wonder you dont offer seeds anymore. PLease let me know how you will accomodate my request.
Name:Aji
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Location:VA
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14 Jun 2008, 8:49 PM
I should have read the above comment. I also ordered these seeds but not a single one germinated. Only one of the B. nitida seeds germinated. Also not one of the B. gigantea seeds germinated as well.
Name:Luis
Email:felu@sapo.pt
Location:Setubal Portugal
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Zone:9-1
30 Nov 2008, 10:45 AM
Last year while visiting in Floria I purchased some brunfelsia americana seeds from you but infortunately not a single one has germinated. Had I read the previous comments I wouldn't have ordered any of these seeds from Top Tropicals.
Name:Steve Habib
Email:shabib@tampabay.rr.com
Location:St. Petersburg, Florida
Homepage:http://www.different-kinds-of-plants.com/fragrantplant.html
Zone:9
7 Dec 2008, 10:26 PM
I have several night Jasmine in my yard and a neighbor told me my plants were actually the lady of the night species. I felt he was wrong and set out to discover if the two were the same plant with different names. My neighbor was incorrect.

The lady of the night is a different plant than the night jasmine. The commonality is that both bloom at nightfall emitting intoxicating perfume into the night air.The lady of the night in my opinion, has a smell of cloves and cinnamon.Very nice. The plant is Thin and frail and not all that attractive.

But the aroma is worth it's weight in gold. Because I live in Central Florida I am able to grow the lady of the night in my very own backyard. What a deal!!!
Name:Carol Liddell
Email:BastSem3000@aol.com
Location:Sarasota,Fl.USA
Homepage:TopTropicals
Zone:9-1
18 Oct 2009, 4:50 AM
Seriously folks, after reading other gardeners sad experiences with Brunfelsia seeds, I felt compelled to tell you what I learnt the hard way; that most tropical seeds should be sown ASAP;you can't let them sit around in the packages as you would more temperate region seed. I have grown Brunfelsia from seed,& my best results were with seeds I harvested from fresh Brunfelsia fruit; I cleaned,& dried the seeds,then planted them(after an overnight soak in a lukewarm kelp/water solution(NOT chlorinated tapwater;try distilled, filtered, spring or wellwater- This is optional,but seems to help).Gibberellic acids supposedly help older seeds sprout,haven't tried it yet.

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  1035 Brunfelsia americana
Lady of the night. Very fragrant! This species is the most cold sensitive, won't tolerate frost, may die back in cool winter.
 
1 gal potIn stock
19.95  
 
  3477 Brunfelsia americana - seeds
Fast-growing, has creamy white flowers with long tubes, which are extremely fragrant after dark. In some places it is known as Lady of the Night, though a number of other scented plants have also been given this name. Perfect houseplant for bright window.
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