Seacoast angelica (Angelica lucida)

Seacoast angelica

Also known as: Wild celery

Flourishing along coastlines and known to attract bees and butterflies, seacoast angelica is actually associated with protection and was used by indigenous people to keep them safe. Seacoast angelica has also been used as traditional medicine.

Scientific classification

Species

Seacoast angelica (Angelica lucida)

Carrots, ivies and allies

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Early summer, Late summer

Bloom Time

61 cm to 1.4 m

Plant Height

15 cm

Flower Size

White, Green, Yellow

Flower Color

Deciduous

Leaf type

5 - 25 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Distribution of Seacoast angelica

Distribution Map

Seacoast angelica is native to the temperate regions in the far eastern parts of the Eurasian continent. Its distribution spans across northern Asia, where it is well-adapted to the cooler climates. Over time, seacoast angelica has been introduced to various other regions, often those with similar climates, suggesting a spread beyond its initial range that supports its growth in non-native, yet congenial habitats.

Native

Cultivated

Invasive

Introduced

No species reported

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Habitat

Coastline

Care Guide for Seacoast angelica

Every week

Water

Partial sun

Sunlight

5 - 25 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Water: Originating from coastal regions, seacoast angelica thrives on consistent moisture and prefers weekly watering. This herbaceous perennial efficiently adapts to varying water availability, influencing its growth cycles of activity and dormancy, showcasing resilience in fluctuating moisture conditions.

Fertilize: For optimal growth of seacoast angelica, apply balanced fertilizer monthly during spring and summer, using ratios like 10-10-10 or 5-5-5. Over-fertilization should be avoided, especially in winter. Liquid fertilizers are effective; follow label instructions and water the soil afterward. Consider spike or granular forms for ease.

Pruning: Seacoast angelica has hollow stems and broad leaves. Prune in early to late spring to encourage healthy growth and control height. Remove dead stems to improve air circulation and reduce disease risk. For further advice, consult reliable horticultural sources.

Propagation: Seacoast angelica is best propagated by sowing in well-draining soil with sufficient moisture. Incorporate organic matter for quality. Sow seeds directly in the desired location, spacing them appropriately, and thin weak seedlings. Handle carefully during transplantation to prevent root disturbance, as seacoast angelica is sensitive in this regard.

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Distribution of Seacoast angelica

Care Guide for Seacoast angelica

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