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Collected by Crug Farm Plants on the Island of Cheju Do in South Korea under the number BSWJ 4446. I bought it without a clue,
swayed by the success of some others in the herbaceous bordeer. I am promised a tall plant flowering at the end of the year
among the golden hues of autumn. If it can arrange some golden hues in this damp garden I will live without flowers. The Crug Farm Plants catalogue says: "A tuberous rooted monkshood we found growing on wooded, well drained hill sides, on Cheju-Dõ, an island well to the south of South Korea. In cultivation the smooth, purple stems have attained 1m height, with terminal and axillary racemes of rounded deep-blue white stained flowers. Sun or shade in any drained soil." |
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| 27th September 2013 | ||
