Wild Angelica is a British Wildflower and a great garden plant. Plants have large leaves, hollow stems and rounded umbels of flowers in July to September. Flowers vary in shades of white to pale pink. The flowers fade into seedheads which look good over winter. Wild Angelica grows to a height of 1-2m and looks good in wildflower gardens, cottage gardens, wooded areas and borders.
Plants grow best in damper soils in sun to part shade to light woodland.
Pack of approx 300 seeds. Sow in late summer to early autumn, either directly into the ground or into cells of compost in an unheated greenhouse or cold frame and seeds start to germinate in the spring. Sowing instructions and a colour photo are printed on the packet.
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