Aralia californica Aconitum it's strangely absent in American

it's strangely absent in American commerce

is still hard to find

quickly forming a 22" tall x 30" wide clump

Trillium foetidissimum will seed gently into most woodland gardens

Aralia californica Aconitum it's strangely absent in AmericanAralia californica is a little known, deer resistant perennial aralia (ginseng cousin) that is the only member of the family with a California address, with a vacation residence in Oregon. In the wild, it can be found in moist canyons and streambanks below 6,000' elevation, where it grows in acidic humus. In the garden, it forms an amazing 8' tall x 8' wide perennial. The tall deciduous stalks are adorned with 3' long, pinnate leaves, and topped in