Peach colored, trumpet shaped, hanging bloom?

Hi,

I have this growing in my garden. The tree is about 2 meters tall and wide, is soft-medium wood with large-ish green leaves. Produces flowers all year long, and produces these green pods that become beautiful enormous bell shaped flowers (pic attached) that hang. I'd love to identify it, as I have taken many successful cuttings for friends and family and would love to tell them what it is.

I am from Cape Town, South Africa. We are a mediterrainean climate.

Many thanks,
Jason


( photo / image / picture from JasynE's Garden )



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It looks like my Burgmansia.Mine turns almost orange
after a few days.


Is this like yours ( photo / image / picture from glendann's Garden )

 

Brugmansia
I brought mine inside for the winter and it started to bloom. Right now it has 11 blooms open!

 

I love yours Netty.I had 16 on mine earlier.

 

Oh, jealous here (in a good way). This summer I saw one in full bloom at a garden center at the beach and I made my pal turn the car around so I could see it up close. It was gorgeous. So are yours, Jason, Glenda and Netty.

 

Yes thats it!

Thats it, yes! Lovely, thank you!

Mine enjoys full sun, and is thriving. Can they also live indoors?

(I am a newbie gardener).

 

I've never tried them in the house only the green house.They do well in there.

 

I keep mine indoors for the winter. Make sure not to over water

 

I hear that they can grow indoors but the flowering is sometimes put off.