Flowering plant ID question

Datura is another. It seems one has the flowers more pendant than the other.

It grows easily from seed and should do quite well in zone 7. We're in zone 4/5 and my plants were colorful, fragrant and nearly 5' by frost. Some dig up the plants, pot them and store them over winter.

I believe it is a tropical. What you saw most likely is being grown as an annual.

Is there a plant similar to Brugmansia that

Same plant. Datura is the common name and was the genus for a while. But Datura is now Brugmansia spp.

Brugmansia is has pendant blooms and the Datura blooms are upright or erect.

Interesting. Datura is sold as Brugmansia by everyone in S. Florida.

Thanks for the info, I've already ordered three potted cuttings. I was a little bit concerned about the poisonous aspect seeing that I have cats, but I decided that, since they have always been around other poisonous plants outside-- elephant ears, azelias (sp?), tomatoes, even some wild polkberry-- and haven't eaten those, they'll probably leave these alone, too.

really large, dangling

get one of them ever

google and ebay to find what

"Brugmansia" variety, but I see

there a plant similar to

survive zone 7 winters?

take pics at distance, providing scale, and of details, and post it on one of the "id this" or "what is this" plant sites.