planting angelica seeds Great Angelica Native Wildflower Seeds

planting angelica seeds Great Angelica Native Wildflower SeedsDiscover the Majestic Great Angelica Bring dramatic height and architectural beauty to your garden with Great Angelica (Angelica atropurpurea), a stunning native biennial that creates impressive 4 8 foot tall specimens crowned with large, umbrella shaped clusters of white to greenish white flowers. Why Choose Great Angelica? Architectural Impact: Creates dramatic vertical interest with towering stems and large compound leaves Pollinator Powerhouse:

Discover the Majestic Great Angelica

Bring dramatic height and architectural beauty to your garden with Great Angelica (Angelica atropurpurea), a stunning native biennial that creates impressive 4-8 foot tall specimens crowned with large, umbrella-shaped clusters of white to greenish-white flowers.

Why Choose Great Angelica?

• Architectural Impact: Creates dramatic vertical interest with towering stems and large compound leaves
• Pollinator Powerhouse: Massive flower umbels attract countless bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects
• Wetland Native: Thrives in moist conditions where many plants struggle
• Wildlife Value: Seeds feed birds, stems provide nesting material, roots support soil stability
• Medicinal Heritage: Historically used in traditional herbal practices
• Fragrant Foliage: Aromatic leaves and stems add sensory appeal

Growing Information

Height: 4-8 feet tall
Spread: 3-4 feet wide
Light: Partial shade to full sun
Soil: Moist to wet, rich soils preferred
Zones: Hardy in USDA zones 3-9
Bloom Time: July to August (second year)
Life Cycle: Biennial (flowers in second year)

Perfect for rain gardens, pond edges, woodland borders, and naturalized wetland areas. Great Angelica makes an excellent backdrop plant and thrives in consistently moist conditions.