One of many species in the Datura genus that goes under the name "Devil's Trumpet," this one is particularly special. Unlike most plants in the genus, this form not only develops rich color on the exterior of the trumpet-shaped flowers (purple in this strain, a high contrast to the white interior), but a double-layered spiraling bloom as well, along with seedpods that only produce bumps rather than harsh spines. Plants can reach nearly 5 feet tall under proper conditions and deep soils, and are fairly drought-tolerant once established.
Packets contain approx. 15-20 seeds each, and need no special treatment to germinate.