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Aconitum carmichaelii 'Barker's Variety'
The monkshoods are good perennials, slowly forming multi-stemmed plants. Some are tall species, and at the other extreme there are dwarf, high-altitude alpines. All have spikes of characteristic hooded flowers. Aconitum carmichaelii 'Barker's Variety' has spikes of large, soft blue, hooded flowers in summer. The glossy dark-green leaves are also attractive. It is ideal as a cut flower when grown in a sunny border, but it also grows well in a woodland setting.
| PLANT SPECIFICS |
| Pot Size |
2 litre pot |
| Width |
40cm |
| Height |
1.5m |
| Family |
Ranunculaceae |
| Flowering |
Late summer to early autumn |
| Garden habitat |
sun or partial shade |
| Soil |
any good, garden soil |
| Plant category |
Herbaceous |
| Height |
1.5 m |
Code |
U96-2 |
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FLOWERING |
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