Angelica pachycarpa damp a great accompaniment to celmisias

a great accompaniment to celmisias and clematis in troughs and pots

Then long tapering spires become cream seed pearls on feathery plumes

bearing clusters of pink flowers starting in late spring and early summer

Threatened in the wild where they grow deep in marble crevices

Angelica pachycarpa damp a great accompaniment to celmisiasVery impressive size, shiny as. Edible. North Western Spain and Portugal Big pale green rounded flower heads on stout 1. 2m stems. Otherwise an impressive 80cm wide and high. Fragrant fine cut leaves which are very very shiny. Growing in full sun, but in a moist spot, I find it easy in the shade, even quite dense shade where it makes a real impact. Edible so you can use it for garnishes and in floral art work. Seeds about, easily removed.