How tall do Angelica archangelica plants grow from these seeds?

Plants grown from these angelica root seeds typically reach around 150 cm in height, forming tall, architectural clumps that stand out in herb beds and mixed borders.

What do the flowers and foliage look like?

The plants produce broad, divided green foliage and large, rounded umbels of yellow‑green flowers. These airy flower heads create a soft, structural effect that complements both ornamental and kitchen garden plantings.

Is Angelica archangelica a perennial or biennial plant?

Angelica archangelica is typically grown as a biennial. In the first year it focuses on foliage growth, and in the second year it sends up tall flower stems topped with rounded yellow‑green umbels.

When and how should I sow these angelica root seeds?

Sow outdoors on a prepared seedbed from January to February, or in early spring and early autumn where conditions allow. Scatter the seeds thinly, cover lightly with fine soil, and keep the surface gently moist until seedlings appear.

When should I transplant the seedlings to their final position?

Once the seedlings are large enough to handle, transplant them to give each plant more space. Later in the season, move them to their final position in borders or herb beds, allowing enough room for their tall habit and large flower umbels to develop fully.

What growing conditions does Angelica archangelica prefer?

These seeds grow best in rich, well‑drained soil in a cool, moderately moist spot. Choose a position in partial shade or sun, keep the soil evenly moist during dry spells, and mulch lightly to help retain moisture. Remove spent stems after flowering or leave a few in place to self‑seed for future plants.