Common name: Monkshood, Wolfs bane, Devil's helmet
Availability: January- November
Life:10-12 days
Colours: Purple, dark and pale blue
Note:
- Temperatures: 7-10 C
- Re-cut the stems and put in fresh water
- Chang the water every 2-3 days
- Wash hand after using the flower
- Remove all foliage in contact with water
- Not recommend in households
The common name “Monkshood” was given because the top of the blossom
resembles the monastic head covering.
The other common name, “Wolfs bane”, was given because the shepherds in
ancient Greece laced bait and arrows with Aconite to kill wolves.
Flower language: Be aware!Aconite represents caution, misanthropy
and death, so be careful if you are giving this flower to someone.
Arrangement:
Arrange with large headed flowers like roses and lilies
Wedding:
The flowers are good for Gothic wedding. The combination with deep red rose
are very good.
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