Brunfelsia sp. (Lady of the Night)
Brunfelsia sp. (Lady of the Night) with many white and purple flower clusters on branches
Botanical name: Brunfelsia sp.
Common name: Lady of the Night
Family: Solanaceae
Origin: South America
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Large to medium size shrub with highly perfumed flowers that are fragrant at night (after 7-8 pm).
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Brunfelsia sp. (Lady of the Night) cream white flowers hang among thick deep green foliage
Brunfelsia sp. (Lady of the Night) with many white and purple flowers on green foliage.
Brunfelsia sp. (Lady of the Night) white tubular flower buds emerging near deep green foliage.
Brunfelsia sp. stems and foliage growing within a dark plastic nursery plant container.
Brunfelsia sp. (Lady of the Night) with clusters of lavender and white flowers on stems
Brunfelsia sp. (Lady of the Night) flower petals transitioning between white and soft lavender colors.
Brunfelsia sp. (Lady of the Night) covered in cream white flower clusters on thin woody stems
Brunfelsia sp. (Lady of the Night) with cream flower and deep green leaves in pot
Brunfelsia sp. (Lady of the Night) plant with numerous purple and white flowers and green foliage.
Brunfelsia sp. (Lady of the Night) with a small developing green bud and oval foliage.
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