Flowers in Balboa Park by junge1
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Description
These flowers were in Balboa Park near the Museum of Man, San Diego, California. I have no clue what they are.
This picture was taken on 20 November 2009.
Thank you for viewing, commenting, and favs,
Sig....

Comments (40)
Beautiful flowers! :)
Nice photo. They're Angels Trumpets (Brugmansia (sp?)) They are beautiful, have a wonderful scent, live a long time (mine is close to 20 and there are some in Carmel, CA, that are 50 years old and like trees). They're poisonous, but who would want to eat one?
Oh what a beautiful shot friend! You rock! :)
@Ziemer. Thanks for the info, Sig..
wunderschöne Blüte!!!!! Super Bild!!!!
Beautiful flowers!!!!
Exceptional work. Well done.
They ARE beautiful. Great shot.
These are Brugmansias-- Good photo -- I have dozens of them in Connecticut
there upside down ..lol
We have some of these...nice shot..
Awesome shot!
Great artwork! A fabulous point of view of these exquisite flowers in such a lovely setting! Great subtle colours and tones!
Very lovely flowers! Great photo, Sig!
The flowers are stunning! Well captured, Sig :)
Cool!
beautiful flowers Sig
What a gorgeous shot! That color is just lovely. Well done!
Nice capture this is great, very lovely flowers, well done Sig!!
These "Trumpets" are perfect. Gorgeous color. Dana
Cool POV and shot.
Outstanding capture my friend.
Beautiful shot !
just call em flowers like me.hehehe.
@renecyberdoc. Can't go wrong with calling them flowers if you don't know the name lol!
Shining work.
Excellent capture.
Fabulous capture!!! The flowers are brugmansia a plant member of the Solanaceae Family (as Datura, Belladonna and Brunfelsia. Also included in the Solanaceae family are various potato, tomato, pepper, eggplant and tobacco species). Brugmansia is native to subtropical regions of South America, along the Andes from Colombia to northern Chile, and also in southeastern Brazil. Most parts of the plant contain atropine, scopolamine and hyoscyamine. It has been used as an admixture plant (with Brunfelsia) in ayahuasca brews, a hallucinogenic drink) as well as in poisons and medicines in S. America.
beautiful shot ! I took some photos of these flowers also and have no idea what they are called
Wonderful capture!!!