I will send you some free seeds when they come in
in late May or June.
Drop me an email,
I will give you my address.
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One of the plants giving me joy
upon homecoming is Angelica Archangel.
It is said no garden should be without this
plant. It draws Archangels to the garden.
Angelica Archangel is the American
equivalent of Don Qui, the femaie herb
that aids the immune system.
Here is some info and a photo from this site:
It is commonly known as European Angelica, Garden Angelica or simply Angelica. The Latin name comes from Angel and Archangel, due to an old legend about a monk, who got the message from the Archangel to make use of this biennial herb against pest. One legend relates the miracle to archangel Michael (to be celebrated at the springtime Michaelmas (8th of May) when the Angelica is flowering in Southern Europe. The other legend to Gabriel! Perhaps both legends are right, because the Angelica is a herb for almost everything.
http://www.hole.gs.rl.no/engl/garden/frame.htm
Here are more references:
http://www.thenutritionguide.com/resources/angelica_archangelica_1.html
They grow outside, in sun. They like water.
The bugs seem to be enjoying some of the leaves,
so say send some good energy.
I just threw a handful of worm castings toward the roots.
Love from Your Enchanted Gardener,
Leslie