A gardener was killed after apparently brushing against a super-poisonous plant while working on a £4 million country estate. Nathan Greenaway is thought to have touched the toxic flower aconitum, ...

Aconitum napellus, commonly referred to as monkshood, helmet flower or wolf’s bane, is a member of the ranunculaceae family. This herbaceous plant is native to the mountainous regions of western and ...

Aconitums come in many guises and they can flower between July and late September. 'Spark's Variety' is a midseason performer of modest proportions, reaching about 5ft high, with branching stems of ...

A gardener who died while tending to a multi-million pound estate was likely poisoned by a deadly flower, a coroner has heard. Nathan Greenaway, 33, was employed by the owners of Millcourt House in ...

Nathan Greenaway, 33, may have handled the deadly flower aconitum - also known as devil's helmet and monkshood - which was growing in the grounds owned by former venture capitalist Christopher Ogilvie ...