This is the home of the International Brugmansia Society's list of named Brugmansia cultivars. This list has been compiled by iBrugs using multiple resources in the public domain. Those resources include, but are not limited to, the following; American Brugmansia and Datura Society, Brugmansia Growers International, Dave's Garden Plant Files, GardenWeb, printed nursery catalogs, and more.
What is it? It is a listing of over 1300 known cultivar epithets in Brugmansia. The epithet is the part of the cultivar name that distinguishes it (i.e. Brugmansia ‘Ecuador Pink’ is the cultivar name, and ‘Ecuador Pink’ is the epithet). The listing includes information (where available) on where the name has been established, if the name transgresses the provisions of the 2004 Code, if the plant no longer exists, the breeding history grouping to which the cultivar belongs, its parentage, flower color and form, hybridizer, discoverer and seedling parents, country of origin and year of introduction.
Copying and ownership. Individual pieces of data have been (and will continue to be) derived from and cross-checked with a great many sources (real and virtual) in the public domain. Nevertheless, although the Register and Checklist can be downloaded, it, as a whole document, remains the copyright of iBrugs Inc. and may not be copied without permission. It will be regularly updated and therefore copies from any particular time will soon become out of date; it is therefore unwise to rely on copies for up-to-date information. Linking to it is permitted and encouraged, however.
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Although our Register and Checklist is already the most comprehensive available, it remains a work in progress. First, of course, new cultivars will be added to this list as they are registered or published. Second, our on-going research through horticultural literature and the internet, and communication with breeders will likely yield cultivar names we have missed, places of establishment of names we have yet to record, and, we hope, parentage data for many cultivars for which this is still missing. We will also be working on providing links from the list to images of the cultivars. Acknowledgements A number of people have been involved in assembling this data. iBrugs would like to thank the following former ABADS members who have contributed: Monika Gottschalk, Mary Haik, Vicki Harding, Dr. Alistair Hay, Crystal Hogan, Tom Hulse, Shirley Morr, Susan Poland, Patricia Reynolds, Ruth Ann Tiedjens and Linda Wreggitt.
Additions and corrections are welcome: please send them to the International Registrar for Brugmansia, (registrar@ibrugs.com).