AngelicaAngelica archangelica Perfect for cooks and herbalists alike, this biennial is used in traditional medicine to treat numerous ailments and, all parts of the plant are edible. The herb itself makes a statement in any garden, rising 6 feet tall with tropical looking foliage and stiff hollow stems. In the second year it really shows off by blooming spectacular white and green firework shaped flower clusters. Approximately 200 seeds per gram. Germination

Mix soil (or a water/soil solution) in a test tube

The 13 inch long

"Inoculated

nutritious seeds

does it work

The crunchy roots contain high levels of inulin

This incredible 17 species mix will attract and keep lady beetles

Onion sets ship March/April

bolt-resistant lacinato

An AAS winner

this extraordinary vegetable can integrate into any meal

this variety is a vision in variegation