Datura, also known as “devil’s trumpet,” is a captivating and mysterious flowering plant with a rich history. Native to the Americas, Datura is renowned for its large, trumpet-shaped flowers that open in the evening and release a sweet, intoxicating fragrance.

However, its alluring beauty hides a dangerous secret. Datura contains powerful hallucinogenic compounds that can cause delirium and even toxicity if ingested. Despite its risks, Datura has been used in traditional medicine and spiritual practices for centuries.

Today, it continues to fascinate gardeners and collectors who appreciate its enchanting blooms and the sense of intrigue it brings to their gardens.