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Monkshood

by GraceCBColorado, USA

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monkshood

by Bella123Alaska, USA

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Monkshood

by Norma DunphyWinnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Purple Monkshood

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Monkshood

by MartinUrbanOberösterreich, Austria

Blauer Eisenhut

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Monkshood

by Norma DunphyWinnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

White and purple

0 1 Monkshood

Monkshood

by lehiteUtah, USA

Mountain forests and meadows

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Monkshood

by Nicholas4Maine

Apparently toxic!!

2 1 Wolfsbane

Wolfsbane

by imattparodyRidge, New York, USA

Blue-ish fall flower.

0 0 Monkshood

Monkshood

by Rita DoucetteNova Scotia, Canada

1 5 Western Monkshood

Western Monkshood

by JaybirdWyoming, USA

Purple bloom in clusters. Common plant in area.

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Monkshood

by HeidiEatonColorado, USA

Dark purple hood-shaped flowers loosely arranged near top of a tall stem.

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Monkshood

by khunt434Illinois, USA

Early spring - won't bloom until October in Chicago!

2 4 Monkshood

Monkshood

by Frederic AnsermozFribourg - Freiburg, Switzerland

Mountains, praire, spotted around 1400m

0 0 aconite, monkshood, wolf's bane

aconite, monkshood, wolf's bane

by Joseph CHIEF REDEARTHUttarakhand, India

From the meadows of Hemkund.

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Larkspur-leaf Monkshood

by MachiAlaska, USA

A plant of many names, most commonly

2 0 Monkshood

Monkshood

by RedRockSalt Lake City, Utah, USA

Unique "hood" shaped flower of blue/purple color. Leaves are palmate and lobed. ...

0 0 Western Monkshood

Western Monkshood

by nitrogen15Arizona, USA

These beautiful flowering plants have the potent neurotoxin aconitine.

0 0 Monkshood

Monkshood

by RowanSchleyStaffordshire Moorlands, England, United Kingdom

Tall flowering spike, blue flowers spaced alternately along stem.

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Garden Monkshood

by SooJinNew York, USA

Found at the side of a man-made pond.

0 1 Monkshood

Monkshood

by mhairi.colgateOntario, Canada

Found at a local native plant farm- aconite in its plant form is quite pretty!

0 0 Larkspurleaf Monkshood

Larkspurleaf Monkshood

by MachiAlaska, USA

Toxic plant with distinctive purple, hooded flowers

0 0 Columbian Monkshood

Columbian Monkshood

by DanAmJackson Hole, Wyoming, USA

they usually have a spur. The fruits are pod-like follicles. Like other

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Columbian Monkshood

by SFShepPocatello, Idaho, USA

It looks like an orchid, are there wild orchids in Idaho? I thought they were ...

0 0 Μonkshood

Μonkshood

by DespinaTsafetopoulouChristchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand

Aconitum napellus, a European endemic, spotted bloomed in Christchurch Botanic ...

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Early Larkspur

Colorado, USA

Tall stock with alternate leaves. Purple flowers.

0 0 Monkshood

Monkshood

Colorado, USA

Dark purple flowers. Tall stock with palmate leaves. Alternate flower heads.

2 10 Preobjeda/Monkshood

Preobjeda/Monkshood

by UrsulaBovec, Zahodna Slovenija, Slovenia

Dark purple, tall, thin leaves

2 0 Monkshood

Monkshood

by Zlatan CelebicBourgogne-Franche-Comté, Tromelin Island

Difficile to decide between variegated and common

1 0 Monkshood

Monkshood

by CynthiaMHoriUtah, USA

The monkshood is named for the protective ...

6 6 Monkshood

Monkshood

by ElsaAkershus, Norway

Also known as devil's helmet or wolf's bane. This is a wildflower growing in ...

0 3 Arizona Monkshood

Arizona Monkshood

by NickIrvine1Arizona, USA

Long stalk (~6 feet long) with purple flowers on top. Flowers had a "hood" type ...

0 0 Monkshood

Monkshood

by BlueAppaloosaColorado, USA

Neat purple flowers that look like little monk hoods. It looks like we were ...

0 0 Scandinavian Monkshood

Scandinavian monkshood

by arne.royslandOslo, Norway

The whole plant is highly toxic. The plant is pretty tall and the flowers are ...

0 0 Aconite

Aconite

by haydeZakopane, małopolskie, Poland

This protected plant is pollinated only by bumble bees. It is very poisonous ...

2 0 Northern Wolfsbane/monkshood

Northern Wolfsbane/monkshood

by Marta RubioTexeiraLeuven, Vlaanderen, Belgium

It is a herbaceous perennial plant growing to 1 m tall. The leaves are ...

0 2 Monkshood

Monkshood

by Marta RubioTexeiraManchester, England, United Kingdom

English name monkshood. There are 2–10 ...

2 3 Monkshood/Modra preobjeda

Monkshood/Modra preobjeda

by UrsulaRocca Pietore, VEN, Italy

Dark purple helmet shaped multiple flowers with kind of rounded leaves. About ...

7 3 Monkshood

Monkshood

by Zlatan CelebicBourgogne-Franche-Comté, Tromelin Island

with five to seven segments; each segment is trilobed with coarse sharp teeth. ...

1 0 Monkshood

Monkshood

Colorado, USA

A dark purple flower with broad and deeply palmate divided leaves. The lower ...

8 1 Monkshood

Monkshood

by Marta RubioTexeiraKortenberg, Vlaanderen, Belgium

Tall plant, more than 1 m to the tip of the flower raceme. It is an herbaceous ...

2 5 Yellow-tail

Yellow-tail

by AntónioGinjaGinjaBraga, Portugal

, blackthorn, cherry, chestnut, hawthorn, oak, rowan and sallow. It has also ...

1 2 Common Carder-bee

Common Carder-bee

by arlandaMadrid, Spain

Thistle, Knapweed (Asteraceae), Vetch, Red and White Clover (Fabaceae),

3 3 Common Carder-bee

Common Carder-bee

by arlandaO Saviñao, Galicia, Spain

and White Clover (Fabaceae), Monkshood ...

2 0 Common Carder-bee

Common Carder-bee

by arlandaO Saviñao, Galicia, Spain

and White Clover (Fabaceae), Monkshood ...

4 4 Common Carder-bee

Common Carder-bee

by arlandaCercedilla, Madrid, Spain

(Fabaceae), Monkshood (Ranuncolaceae), ...

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