Description
Plant grows up to 2 metres in height, with a long hollow stem and fleshy roots. Useful for medicinal purposes and for confectionery.
Sowing Time: August Onwards.
Sowing Instructions: Sow in single pots and keep moist.
Growing Instructions: Maintain a temperature of 18 - 20°C for the first 2 -4 weeks, then reduce the temperature to between -4 and + 4°C for another 4-6 weeks. After this the seed can be kept at around 12 - 15°C and should begin to germinate.
After Care: Angelica thrives in rich well drained soil, in a warm sheltered position.
Information provided for guidance only, as cultural practices and climatic circumstances vary.
Related Products
Herb - Feverfew
£1.10
Aromatic leaves used for the relief of rheumatism and migraine. Ornamental daisy-like flowers. Height 60cm.
Sowing Time: August to September.
Sowing Instructions: Cover the seed...
£1.10
Herb - Horehound
£1.10
Aromatic leaves used for the relief of rheumatism and migraine. Ornamental daisy-like flowers. Height 60cm.
Sowing Time: March to April.
Sowing instructions: Sow in a shallow drill and lightly...
£1.10
Herb - Tansy
£1.10
Fern-like aromatic leaves and yellow button-like flower heads. Height 80-100cm. Used in potpourri and as a natural insect repellent when dried.
Sowing Time: March to June.
Sowing...
£1.10
Herb - Wormwood
£1.10
Leaves extremely bitter, mainly used for medicinal and flavouring purposes.
Sowing Time: August to September.
Sowing Instructions: Sow either indoors in autumn or direct in open ground in...
£1.10
£1.10
