Perennials---what To Put With A Type Of Perennial - Knowledgebase Question

Snohomish, WA
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Question by petros
May 4, 2003
Can you please tell me what would go well with
Monkshood/aconitum?

Also, on a nature trail that gets very little light what perennials would you suggest?

Thanks in advance for your advice.


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Answer from NGA
May 4, 2003
The feathery foliage and blue flower spikes of Aconitum look very much like Delphinium. Nice companions include creeping phlox, primroses, ferns, trillium, rhododendron or azalea, leucothoe, pieris, spring flowering bulbs such as grape hyacinth, tulips and narcissus, lenten rose, English bluebells and lupines. Enjoy your woodland garden!

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