Aconitum hakusanense BSWJ11032 Albania You usually have to go

You usually have to go to a skinhead rally to see anything this bizarre

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Kampersrus is an un-named species of drimiopsis that was recently discovered and came into cultivation circa 2014 without a published specific epithet

We have grown Aloysia virgata since 2001 and it has become one of our favorite summer flowering plants

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Aconitum hakusanense BSWJ11032 Albania You usually have to go(aka: Aconitum senanense var. incisum) Aconitum hakusanense is a little known monkshood that despite originating in the cold winter region of Honshu, Japan, has thrived in our hot, humid summers, where few hooded monks fear to tread. This Crug Farm introduction is a lowland, Japan sea side collection from only 800' elevation in Fukui, where it grows in light shade with Iris japonica. The sturdy 3' tall stalks are clothed with dark green, deeply