Potting up Crocus and Winter Aconite is a fun flower project to do in winter time. You can easily dig out the Crocus and Winter Aconite in your backyard and pot them up in any kind of small planter. You can top with gravel to make it look more decorative. You can place the pot in your house by windowsill or in your greenhouse. Any questions please let me know. #gardening #wintergarden #diyproject #homedecor #cottagestyle #newjerseygardening | Cranery Gardens

Aconite Plant Overview Unveiling the Mysteries of Aconitum | All about health and nutrition

Monkshood, Aconitum napellus, is the most dangerous plant blooming in perennial gardens right now. It’s one I take seriously. A late-summer perennial with tall, violet blooms that look almost carved. Every part of it is toxic. The roots, stems, and sap contain aconitine, a compound that disrupts nerve signals and can stop the heart. It’s not dangerous to brush past in the garden, but you should wear gloves when cutting or dividing it. The toxin can be absorbed through broken skin or open cuts, a