Lyall's angelica (Angelica arguta)

Lyall's angelica

Lyall's angelica is a striking perennial herb with tall, hollow stems and large, compound leaves. Often found in moist, wooded areas, it adapts well to its environment, flourishing in dappled sunlight. The small white or greenish flowers form umbrella-like clusters, a characteristic allure for various pollinators. Its sharp-toothed leaflets are a telltale trait, making it recognizable even when not in bloom.

Scientific classification

Species

Lyall's angelica (Angelica arguta)

Carrots, ivies and allies

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Perennial

Lifespan

Herb

Plant Type

61 cm to 2 m

Plant Height

Summer

Growth Season

Rapid

Growth Rate

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Attributes of Lyall's angelica

Growth Rate

In the summer, lyall's angelica, exhibiting a rapid growth rate, quickly expands, with substantially heightened leaf production and robust height gains. This growth speed yields an abundance of flowers, awakening remarkably in the warmth. Crucial height gains might not be as noticeable in other seasons, underlining the intense summer growth.

Care Guide for Lyall's angelica

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

20 - 35 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Pruning: Lyall's angelica is a herbaceous perennial with umbrella-like clusters of white flowers and aromatic leaves. Prune by removing dead stems in early spring and cutting back flowering stems after blooming to encourage growth, prevent pests, and maintain health and appearance.

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