Datura Hybrid, Devil's Trumpet, Jimsonweed, Common Thorn-apple 'Lilac Le Fleur'

I found one of these growing by our backyard woods. I had no idea what it was, but it had more of a blue throat than lilac. I left it t...Read Morehere as I thought the bloom was rather pretty, but due to the soil being moved around where the pant was in the fall, it never came back. I now have seed from a friend, for this variety, discolor and inoxia.
I have very sensitive skin to many plants and will definitely be wearing gloves when handling this one. But in all the research I have done I have never heard of anyone getting sick or otherwise from handling the plant. That has only happened when someone has ingested it which...well, is just plain stupid.

I ate the seeds of a datura plant. I spoke to God. end of story.

We found this plant growing wild in our yard. It is very interesting and beautiful, but beware!! This plant is extremely toxic! If you...Read More do your own research online you will find many people have died trying to acheive a high by consuming various parts of this plant. Others have become seriously ill just by handling it. I would not recommend it as an addition to a garden. If you feel you must grow this plant, please be very careful when handling it.

I've the double variety of this datura. I also have friends in the area that have them. Their "Thorn Apple" fruits (seeds head) is unus...Read Moreally looking and is a conversation subject. I grew mine in Pots, they produce seed pods early and when the seed rippened; they drop and sending out seedlings right in the pot. I am looking forward to having other varieties, especially white and yellow. These are single flowers, I love them all.