Monkshood, Wolf's bane 

All parts are poisonous.  I've never had any issues what so ever growing it although there are articles on the internet that say that even touching it can cause skin issues.

This was another saved plant from the abandoned homestead by Blackfald's. Alberta.  I'm sure glad I grabbed it as I hear that the town is planning on turning that spot into a parking lot.

Originally wild collected in the Rocky Mountain House area.  I now have it established in the garden. 

This is one of those plants that should be placed along a path so that one can brush by it, releasing that incredible anise scent.  I think it's wonderful. 

Foliage and flowers are used in tea and bees LOVE this plant.   Can be used as a odorous pest repellent.

Also used in many herbal teas.

Gorgeous!  I love agastache - hyssop.  I jumped on adding this one to the garden, liquorice white, how could I refuse.  I'm a huge fan of anything smelling like licorice.  It does have a hint of licorice but certainly not like the purple flowered agastache that I also grow.  It has more of a minty tone.  

Still beautiful and a great addition to the garden.  

A pure Yellow columbine, and I did not get a picture?

Yellow flowers are by far my favorite, yellow columbines even more so.  Hey, why isn't there an orange columbine?

A very pretty columbine, nodding purple blooms with short strongly curved spurs. 

Fan or dwarf columbine.  I love the delicate curve of the spurs.  

Fan or dwarf columbine, white.

I love these flowers.  Such delicate beauty sitting a top blue green foliage.  

Foliage has stayed compact and rounded with the blooms shooting out like fireworks.  Very pretty.  

This is a mix of all the columbines in the gardens.  You never know what you'll get.  Guaranteed to be some good surprises.  For the 2023 growing season.

I'm happy to be able to offer this again.  This is a delightful tiny columbine.  Wonderful addition to a fairy garden, rock garden, anywhere that this small plant can be enjoyed.

A pretty solid purple columbine.  Compact plant with blooms facing up.  Appears to come true from seed, so far.  It is open pollinated in my garden.

One of my favourites for sure.  This plant did not bloom at all in 2018, much to my chagrin.  This past summer, 2019, this plant bloomed enough for last year and 5 more plants all together, if that makes sense.  At one point I'm sure it had over 30 blooms on it, simply outstanding.  

Wow, and super growth 2020.  If you want more than the 50+ seeds give me a shout.