Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => General Forum => Topic started by: Kristl Walek on October 23, 2007, 01:56:42 PM
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Another request for a picture, please....although I seem to be striking out with most of my questions or special requests recently...
There must be someone who has photographed this lovely beast to death?
If you have, may I beg a good close-up for use in an American magazine...with credits of course?
Kristl
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Magnar Aspaker, one of our forumnists has generously provided me with a lovely picture---and I post it for the benefit of everyone here.
By the way, this plant is in the trade under "helmslyanum" and other species names....which I do not believe to be the case. I think it is accepted to be a natural hybrid (parentage unknown or uncertain). It comes true from seed.
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Hi
I saw this message a bit late, but I guess Magnar gave you nice pictures of this Aconitum. It is a striking color in my garden in late summer/autumn. I add some pictures of this plant as well.
I have a few spare seeds if someone would like to try it.
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What a glorious colour!!
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What a stunning colour for an Aconitum.
I love it ;D
Thanks for showing us it Geir and Magnar.
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Geir, I'd love to try your seeds if there are enough.
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I'm just a perfect newcomer, you might find it's abuse, but...so would I!!!! Pleaaase!
I looove aconitums, and they seem to like my clayish soil too...
Aconitum hemsleyanum (the "true" one, I hope, it has light lavender, grayish small flowers), though, is a poor performer here...
My greatest pleasure this fall, has been with my new aconitum japonicum 'napiforme', a pure delight, both for foliage and flowers !
Zephirine the beggar... :-[
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Hello everybody!
Here is a photo of my Aconitum:
http://www.hagegal.no/hagefora/v/Viggo/Aconitum_hemsleyanum_01.jpg.html (http://www.hagegal.no/hagefora/v/Viggo/Aconitum_hemsleyanum_01.jpg.html)
Edit : Apologies, this link no longer works.