Monkshood, Aconitum bicolor
By Greenthumb
24 Nov, 2011
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I put this in last year and it was just a little green thing for that whole season. This year I see that it was spreading its roots, as there were 20-25 flowering cases in a large bush already encroaching on the space of the ligularia. One blossom last year, probably over a hundred this year. Wonderful thing. :-)
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Agreed - great plants too!
24 Nov, 2011
Thank you both. :-) It just drifted across the whole beds through the final month of the season. Just a wonder.
25 Nov, 2011
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What a lovely photo:)
24 Nov, 2011