Aconitum napellus | Albus | White Monks Hood | Wolfsbane Claus Dalby About Naomi Slade

About Naomi Slade

Lobelia siphilitica is a relatively low maintenance plant and can be tidied up in early spring before it resumes draft growth for the season although we remove the flower stems after flowering has finished

They are Magnolia-like in appearance and a rich shade of burgundy red

These plants need good drainage

Pavilion's guide to the most beautiful varieties reveals their fascinating assets together with practical cultivation tips for any garden or container

Aconitum napellus | Albus | White Monks Hood | Wolfsbane Claus Dalby About Naomi SladeAconitum napellus 'Album', Monkshood or Wolfsbane, is highly toxic and originates from western and central Europe, which means that the more northern areas of New Zealand are probably too warm for it to grow well. It is a herbaceous perennial (no woody stems) which grows to 1m tall by 30cm wide. The flowers have lovely white blooms and resemble the hoods that monks wear over their heads whilst praying, hence the common name. These plants are extremely