Growing Angelica: Biennial Herb for Sun or Shade

Growing Angelica (Angelica)

Pronunciation: an-jel'-ih-kah

Grow in full sun or partial shade and average garden soil. After flowering, plants die. Allow seed heads to ripen; seedlings will replace parents.

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