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Angelica

$3.90


Angelica is a biennial, herbaceous, tall growing herb with large bright green leaves and flowerheads. The leaves and stems are used in cooking; the young green stems traditionally being crystallized and added to fruitcake. The oil is used to flavour alcohol. Young stems can be cooked like asparagus and eaten, added to pork and fish dishes or used in jam making. It has a range of medicinal uses. When in flower, angelica is highly attractive to beneficial insects and bees. The leaves and stems add fragrance to pot pourri.

Product: Angelica

Product type: SEED (50)

Botanical name: Angelica archangelica

Angelica is a biennial, herbaceous, tall growing herb with large bright green leaves and flowerheads. The leaves and stems are used in cooking; the young green stems traditionally being crystallized and added to fruitcake. The oil is used to flavour alcohol. Young stems can be cooked like asparagus and eaten, added to pork and fish dishes or used in jam making. It has a range of medicinal uses. When in flower, angelica is highly attractive to beneficial insects and bees. The leaves and stems add fragrance to pot pourri.

Plant type: Herbaceous perennial to 200 cm

Sow when: Germinate best at 10 - 21°C

Temperate: October to November

Subtropical: Spring; autumn in frost-free areas only

Tropical: Unlikely to do well

Germination: 30 days; slow to germinate with a low germination %; cold stratification helps

Depth: Do not cover seed, press down firmly only as it needs light to germinate; keep moist

Position: Prefers partial shade, especially in warmer areas

Sow where: Sow into seedling trays or direct where it is to grow

Soil type: Fertile, well-drained soil; keep mulched

Harvest: Harvest the stems before flowering

50 seeds per packet

Angelica archangelica

Herbaceous perennial to 200 cm

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Angelica

$3.90

Angelica is a biennial, herbaceous, tall growing herb with large bright green leaves and flowerheads. The leaves and stems are used in cooking; the young green stems traditionally being crystallized and added to fruitcake. The oil is used to flavour alcohol. Young stems can be cooked like asparagus and eaten, added to pork and fish dishes or used in jam making. It has a range of medicinal uses. When in flower, angelica is highly attractive to beneficial insects and bees. The leaves and stems add fragrance to pot pourri.

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