Aconitum japonicum

Aconitum japonicum

  • Pot size: 1 Litre
  • Plant ultimate height: 100cm plus (36 ins)
  • Growing condition: Partial - full shade
  • Flowering season: June to August

H80cm x W40cm
An easy mid season monks hood with blue flowers over a long period. Clumps up quickly.
Poisonous - always use gloves and cover the skin when handling.
Too tall to send, will be available again in Autumn

Price: (2 or fewer plants) £7.80
Price: (3 or more plants) £7.50


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Sorry, only available by mail order when dormant

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