Name: Aconitum carmichaelii
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Common
Name
autumn monkshood
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Family
Ranunculaceae
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Deciduous Evergreen Shrub Ground Cover Annual
Coniferous Tree Climber x Herbaceous x Perennial
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Habit
erect
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Hard. Zone
usda 3
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Mature Size
.3-.4m spread by 1.5-1.8m tall
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Leaf: ovate, 3-5 lobed, leathery, dark green
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Fall/Winter
Color
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Leaf Arr. Opposite x Alternate Whorled Spiraled Clustered Basal
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Flowers: hooded, petals are nectaries under hood of sepals, violet or blue
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Infl. dense panicles
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Jan. Feb.
March. April. May. June. July. August. ( Sept. Oct. Nov. ) Dec. (flowering period)
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Water Use
High Low
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Soil
Rich x Lean
Well-drained
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Exposure
Sun Semi-shade x Shade
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Landscape
uses:
woodland garden, borders
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Limitations: aphids, fungal stem rots, crown rot, verticillium wily
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Other
Features: contact can irritate skin, all parts toxic if ingested
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Friday, 26 October 2012
Aconitum carmichaelii
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