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My absolute favorite flower. If I don't keep it watered, some of the stems turn into black slime. The remaining stems, erect/self stand...Read More
Blue Monkshood is now blooming in my part shade garden. Love it’s lovely blue flowers. Attracts hummies!
I love these in the very neglected garden at my parents' house in northern NH (zone 4) - they keep thriving and blooming with no care (no...Read More
I love this plant. I have one that is now about 5 feet high and blooms in the fall. I also have one that blooms in the summer. I respe...Read More
Mine are growing in full sun, in a dry part of the garden. Not as bushy as the one in pix said to be growing in Seward Alaska, sad to sa...Read More
I love this plant. It grows under a maple tree where very little will survive, and it blooms so late in the year (October-November in my...Read More
Monkshood adds a nice blue color to a fall shade garden.
When handling monkshood, take care to keep plant away from open wounds and be certain to wash hands thoroughly. Wash immediately after cu...Read More
Could anyone tell me where to buy wolfbane seeds?
Mine bloomed October 13. Makes a lovely cut flower! I got a good 3 arrangements worth on one plant its first year blooming.
Regarding the seeds: Seeds must be cold treated first. Place in a fridge for 6 weeks. Seeds have irregular germination times. Germ. can t...Read More
There are around 100 species in this genus, the most common being napellus. Best cultivated in rich, moist soil and in part shade if summ...Read More