Angelica, Native and Ornamental Flower, Herb

Angelica is a medicinal and ornamental native flower native to many parts of the world. The flower is often used to attract pollinators and beneficial insects. Their large globe flowers and seed heads offer drama in the garden. Our seeds are kept in cold storage and should be planted right away. Angelica will bloom in the second year. 

We carry the following varieties:

• Angelica archangelica - European native to northern Europe. The most cold hardy of all species and has dense green flower heads. It is used in ornamental and medicinal gardens. (cultivated)
• Angelica sylvestris - European Native and used most in ornamental plantings, pinkish/green flowers, edible (cultivated) and ornamental 
• Angelica atropurpurea - North American Native in the Eastern USA. Green flowers, not as dense flower head (wild harvested from our farm). 

Characteristics: 

• Short lived perennial and biennial
•  Plants grow to about 3-5 feet tall
• Wonderful strong licorice flavor

Instructions - Sow anytime, but should be sowed right away or stored in the refrigerator. 

• Direct Seed: 1/4" Deep
• Germination: 20-40 Days
• Thin: 1' Apart
• Light: Full Sun to Part Sun
• Likes Moist Grounds

Firefly Farm & Mercantile may substitute seed vendors from time to time because of the availability