Description :
Angelica is easily grown in moist, free-draining soils in full sun to part shade. It is heat sensitive, and will need shade and partial sun if the temperature is too hot. It is characterized by its umbrella-like, pale green flowers, and can grow up to 6 feet in the right conditions. Angelica is good for fresh flower bouquets, flavorings in teas/desserts, and aromatherapy.
Type: | Biennial |
Growing Zones: | 4-9 |
Sow: | Needs cold stratification, best to keep seeds in the fridge until use. Can be sowed indoors during early spring, or outdoors during late summer/early fall. |
Sow Depth: | 1mm, lightly press seed into soil |
Days to Germinate: | 20-28 |
Special Maintenance: | Prefers cool, sunny areas with some shade |
Days to Harvest: | Leaves and stems should be harvested between 30-60 days, and seeds should be harvested after the second year |
Sunlight: | Light shade in hot climates, full sun in cooler climates |
Bloom Time: | June – July |
Bloom Description: | Pale green flowers |
Drought Tolerance: | Low |
Special Properties: | Attracts bees, butterflies, pollinators, edible |