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Brunfelsia australis, Brunfelsia bonodora, Brunfelsia latifolia
Yesterday-Today-and-TomorrowFamily: Solanaceae
Origin: Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil
The fragrant flowers open purple, fade to lavender, then white. There are 42 known species of Brunfelsia ranging from shrubs to trees. Brunfelsia are in the Solanaceae, the family rich in alkaloids.
Brunfelsia gigantea
Lady of the NightFamily: Solanaceae
Origin: Brazil
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. Propagated by cuttings. Blooms fall to winter. Specimen plant. Perfect houseplant for bright window. All parts of a plant are toxic, especially roots and fruits, to a lesser degree leaves.
Brunfelsia grandiflora
Yesterday -Today -Tomorrow, Kiss-me-quick, Royal Purple BrunfelsiaFamily: Solanaceae
Origin: Brazil
The unusual popular name of this medium-sized shrub becomes clear to anyone who observes it over the course of two or three days. Its tubular fragrant flowers change from purple to lavender and then to white over a three day period (First they open as rich lavender blue; then they change to pale lavendar and finally to almost white before they fall). Then all three colors can be seen on the same plant. It grows to about 3-6 ft and does best in filtered sunlight. Perfect houseplant for a bright window. Blooms fall to winter. It's a specimen plant. All parts of a plant are toxic, especially roots and fruits, to a lesser degree leaves.
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Brunfelsia isola
Hybrid Brunfelsia, Purple Lady of the NightFamily: Solanaceae
Origin: Horticultural hybrid
This is a new cultivar created as a cross between B. americana and B. grandiflora. It has advantages of fragrant cream-colored brunfelsias and light purple color of flowers that change sometimes to cream-yellowing, remaining purple margins. Very slow-growing.
Brunfelsia jamaicensis, Brunfelsia plicata
Lady of the NightFamily: Solanaceae
Origin: Jamaica
Brunfelsia plicata is a fast-growing, small, erect, delightfully fragrant flowering shrub endemic to Jamaica. The sturdy, dark green leaves make a good background for the showy, white flowers. The creamy white flowers with long tubes 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. Blooms fall to winter. It's 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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