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Brunfelsia lactea
Lady of the nightFamily: Solanaceae
Origin: Puerto Rico
Shrub with vanilla colored blooms that are very fragrant at night. Flowers tend to be larger and more prolific than Brunfelsia nitida. Blooms in light shade like most Brunfelsias. Fruit: Round capsule contaning many seeds. Season: On and off all year. Specimen plant. All parts of a plant are toxic, especially roots and fruits, to a lesser degree leaves.
Brunfelsia magnifica Floribunda
Morning, Noon and NightFamily: Solanaceae
Origin: Brazil
The most fragrant brunfelsia with large purple flowers. Unlike most of purple brunfelsias that are winter bloomers, this rare variety is ever-blooming throughout a year. Two inch tubular flower with five petals; colors fade from purple to white. Common name comes from the three colors of the flowers. They begin a dark purple, fade to lavender, then to white. Plants will be deciduous or partly deciduous in coldest areas of its range. Good specimens in containers, can be trained into a small tree.
Brunfelsia manaca, Brunfelsia currugata
ManacaFamily: Solanaceae
Origin: Amazon rainforest
It can be found in the Amazon regions of Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela. Manacá is a medium-sized, shrubby tree that grows to 8 m high and is indigenous to the Amazon rainforest. Often it is cultivated as an ornamental; it produces pretty, yellowish-white, highly-fragrant flowers, from which a perfume is extracted. Indigenous tribes in the northwest Amazon consider manacá to be a diaphoretic and diuretic. They use it for fever, rheumatism, snakebite, syphilis, and yellow fever.
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Brunfelsia mire
BrunfelsiaFamily: Solanaceae
Origin: Peru
The genus Brunfelsia belongs to the alkaloid-rich family Solanaceae and usually is placed in the relatively advanced tribe Salpiglossideae. Brunfelsia is a medium-sized genus of about 42 species of small trees and shrubs: 22 species are confined to the West Indies; 20 species are found in tropical South America. B. Mire and the related B. hydrangeiformis cause paralysis and stimulation of the
Brunfelsia nitida
Lady of the NightFamily: Solanaceae
Origin: Puerto Rico and Cuba
Because of the fragrance, this plant is nice to plant near a patio or pool. Performing exceptionally well in containers, this species creates a dazzling display of long tubular blossoms from late spring through fall. Flowers emerge pure white and age to cream emitting a spicy fragrance in the evening. Fruit is a small round capsule containing many seeds. Prefers filtered light. All parts of a plant are toxic, especially roots and fruits, to a lesser degree leaves.
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