u/Historical_Baby5774

(I hope this is okay, I don’t have a store per the rules. I just have these two plants that I sadly can no longer keep and am not sure where to list them)

Selling two beautiful, mature Brugmansia (Angel’s Trumpet) trees standing roughly 6 to 7 feet tall.

Both plants are over 5 years old and feature thick, woody trunks and robust, established root systems—these are multi-season specimens, not fresh cuttings!

These make an incredible, dramatic statement piece for a summer patio or sunroom. They feature massive, highly fragrant bell-shaped flowers, color is currently a mystery. They are both getting ready to bloom!

Height: 6–7 feet tall
Condition: Mature, woody trunks, healthy foliage. These have both been pruned into bonsai forms with the intent of maximizing the flower canopy.
Care Note: Must be kept in containers and brought indoors/into a heated garage for a Colorado winter. Very easy to overwinter!
Price: $600 for the pair.
Location: Local pickup in Parker, CO (80134). Please bring a vehicle large enough to gently transport a 7-foot tree! Cash or Venmo accepted.

Edit: Yikes, feedback received. I inherited these and was told this was the value and when I looked up via nurseries it seemed supported. And they are both extremely healthy, no bugs. They are not leggy, they’re intentionally pruned into these unique forms. These have 2” thick, woody trunks which takes years, not one year.

I am absolutely open to offers.

Parker neighbors—I built something for us, and it’s live tonight. 🌱

It’s called The Local Root, a free yard-care tool designed specifically around Colorado growing conditions.

If you’re dealing with brown grass, sprinkler problems, difficult soil, struggling plants, xeriscaping questions, or another yard issue, describe what’s happening and receive a practical action plan supported by trusted Colorado resources—all in one place.

Try it here: https://the-local-root-tool.lovable.app

I started building The Local Root after repeatedly running into the same problem: general gardening advice rarely accounts for our altitude, clay soil, intense sun, limited water, and unpredictable weather. I found myself overwhelmed by the contradictory suggestions provided by people, and spending way too much time digging around for actual creditable sources. 

This is an early public release, and it will keep improving as people use it. If you have a real yard problem, I’d love for you to try one diagnosis.
My only request: if anything seems confusing, inaccurate, broken, or missing, please use the feedback option and tell me what happened. Even one sentence will help.

The tools currently available are:
🌱 Diagnose
💬 Ask
🏡 My Yard
📚 Educational Library

Design, Community and the local-provider Marketplace are also visible as previews and are coming soon.

I hope The Local Root becomes a genuinely useful resource for our community—and tonight is its first step into the real world.

For Colorado, specifically 80134 currently.

Parker neighbors—I built something for us, and it’s live tonight. 🌱

It’s called The Local Root, a free yard-care tool designed specifically around Colorado growing conditions.

If you’re dealing with brown grass, sprinkler problems, difficult soil, struggling plants, xeriscaping questions, or another yard issue, describe what’s happening and receive a practical action plan supported by trusted Colorado resources—all in one place.

Try it here: https://the-local-root-tool.lovable.app

I started building The Local Root after repeatedly running into the same problem: general gardening advice rarely accounts for our altitude, clay soil, intense sun, limited water, and unpredictable weather. I found myself overwhelmed by the contradictory suggestions provided by people, and spending way too much time digging around for actual creditable sources. 

This is an early public release, and it will keep improving as people use it. If you have a real yard problem, I’d love for you to try one diagnosis.
My only request: if anything seems confusing, inaccurate, broken, or missing, please use the feedback option and tell me what happened. Even one sentence will help.

The tools currently available are:
🌱 Diagnose
💬 Ask
🏡 My Yard
📚 Educational Library

Design, Community and the local-provider Marketplace are also visible as previews and are coming soon.

I hope The Local Root becomes a genuinely useful resource for our community—and tonight is its first step into the real world.