Planting Bulbs Now Pays Big Dividends Later Every fall I plant 100 or more bulbs for spring enjoyment. I treat tulips as annuals, daffodils as workhorses, and snowdrops as the first harbingers of spring. This year I focused on the small bulbs: Scilla, specialty crocus, grape hyacinths and winter aconite.
Oct. 9, 2013 - Valley News
John Henry in Jamaica Gleaner Professor Henry explained, "Aconite is a poison which stops the heart and other internal organs from working, causing the victim to die of asphyxiation. It works like cyanide. The poison gives the victim a sensation of ants crawling over the body....