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Angelica seeds
Angelica seeds are not difficult to grow. Angelica plants like a shady spot in the garden.
Angelica is not only a herb but also very beautiful for the ornamental garden. The Angelica plants can grow up to 2.5 meters high and get beautiful large flowers. The large Angelica flowers attract many bees and butterflies because of its sweet scent.
The taste of angelica is very specific and lies between fennel, celery and aniseed.
All parts of the plant can be used. The angelica seeds and roots are used to flavor liqueurs. The young leaves of the Angelica are used in salads and fish dishes. You can use the stems of the Angelica in jam or chutneys together with rhubarb.
- as a tea against flatulence
- bee and butterfly flower
- beautiful smelling flowers
- all parts are usable
Description
Angelica seeds are not difficult to grow. Angelica plants like a shady spot in the garden.
Angelica is not only a herb but also very beautiful for the ornamental garden. The Angelica plants can grow up to 2.5 meters high and get beautiful large flowers. The large Angelica flowers attract many bees and butterflies because of its sweet scent.
The taste of angelica is very specific and lies between fennel, celery and aniseed.
All parts of the plant can be used. The angelica seeds and roots are used to flavor liqueurs. The young leaves of the Angelica are used in salads and fish dishes. You can use the stems of the Angelica in jam or chutneys together with rhubarb.
- as a tea against flatulence
- bee and butterfly flower
- beautiful smelling flowers
- all parts are usable
Specifications
- Reference
- HT-11070
- EAN
- 8711117107002
- Tags
- Brand
- Horti Tops
Other features
- Botanic name
- Angelica archangelica
- Category
- Perennial
- Planting time
- January - February
- Flowering period
- April - May
- Height
- 150cm
- Contents
- 0,50 grams
- Seeds per gram
- 180
- Collection
- Horti Tops
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Angelica seeds are not difficult to grow. Angelica plants like a shady spot in the garden.
Angelica is not only a herb but also very beautiful for the ornamental garden. The Angelica plants can grow up to 2.5 meters high and get beautiful large flowers. The large Angelica flowers attract many bees and butterflies because of its sweet scent.
The taste of angelica is very specific and lies between fennel, celery and aniseed.
All parts of the plant can be used. The angelica seeds and roots are used to flavor liqueurs. The young leaves of the Angelica are used in salads and fish dishes. You can use the stems of the Angelica in jam or chutneys together with rhubarb.
- as a tea against flatulence
- bee and butterfly flower
- beautiful smelling flowers
- all parts are usable