Aconitum superbum Kupres Gymnocalycium Salvia farinacea is a clump

Salvia farinacea is a clump former and not a runner so it does not need to be reined in

growing at 6-10' per year when young

this has been one of the easiest and fastest multiplying species (possibly because we accidentally rototilled the thick underground rhizomes into hundreds of tiny pieces)

Although Paesia scaberula lives for us in light shade

starting in late October with clusters of 1

Aconitum superbum Kupres Gymnocalycium Salvia farinacea is a clumpFor 2026, Plant Delights JLBG are pleased to share Aconitum superbum 'Kupres', an amazing monkshood that Hans Hansen and I spotted at 4,200' elevation near the town of Kupres, Bosnia in 2012. I didn't think this high elevation form had a chance in our hot summers, but after seeing Hans' success in Michigan, we gave it a try. Shockingly, it also thrives in Eastern NC, growing in full sun with consecutive weeks at 90 100 degrees F. For us, starting in