Aconitum napellus (Monkshood) Bumblebees and moths. Can grow to 1.5m.
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Aconitum also known as aconite monkshood wolf's-bane leopard's bane mousebane women's bane devil's helmet queen of poisons or blue rocket is a genus of over 250 species of flowering plants belonging to the family Ranunculaceae.
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Colombian Monkshood.
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WOLFSBANE: a toxic also known as “Aconitum”, flowering plant that can be used to repel Werewolves if great care is taken in its usage; an excessive amount actually increases the chances of savage transformations.
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Wolfsbane (Acontium napellus, Monkshood) flowers from late Spring to Summer. It is a tuberous rooted, herbaceous perennial with rounded leaves with deep blue to purple, narrow, helmet-shaped flowers. It likes a sunny position with some shade and well-drained, moist, rich soil and grows to a height of 1.2m and 40cm wide.
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Valued image set: Aconitum napellus (Monkshood) - Wikimedia Commons
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View On Black You may not believe me but this is virtually sooc. I just lightened it ever so slightly in levels but left the colour and everthing else alone.
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My #monkshood from the healing plants exhibit. #MarjHopkinsNatureArt
This illustration is from the public domain book "The Home and School Reference Work" Volume I by The Home and School Education Society, H. M. Dixon, President and Managing Editor. The book was published in 1917 by The Home and School Education Society. This drawing of Aconite (buttercup family ) is from page 13.
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Book of Shadows: Herb Grimoire- Peppermint by CoNiGMa on DeviantArt
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