Angelica (Angelica archangelica) Seeds

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Product Description

Angelica Angelica Archangelica Seeds

Angelica Angelica Archangelica Seeds is produced from premium Heirloom, Non-GMO, High Germination Organic Garden Seeds. Suitable for home gardens, terrace gardening, containers, and open-field cultivation.

Key Benefits

Healthy germination and uniform growth
Non-GMO and suitable for organic gardening
Low maintenance and beginner friendly

Growing Information

Well-drained fertile soil recommended
Adequate sunlight supports healthy development
Light moisture during germination

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Features

Life Cycle

Biennial herb

Planting Season

Spring sowing

Growth Habit

Upright clumping

Flavor Profile

Sweet aromatic

Plant Characteristics

Tall hollow stems

Use

Culinary medicinal

Growing Conditions

Cool moist soil

Harvest Advantages

Multi-part harvest

Plant Resistance

Cold tolerant

About Angelica

Angelica archangelica

Seed Names

Angelica seeds

Seed Type

Heirloom open-pollinated

Angelica is a tall, aromatic herb known for its sweet, fragrant stems, leaves, and roots. Traditionally used in culinary and herbal applications, this biennial plant thrives in cool, moist conditions and produces impressive green foliage with umbrella-shaped flower clusters in its second year.