Although I grow Angelica in my flower beds, its place used to be in the vegetable patch, because it’s a medicinal herb. It’s said to act as an antidote to poisons and to give protection from witches. Witches aren’t as prevalent in these parts as they used to be, which could explain why it’s not grown as a herb anymore.
Although, as the photo shows, Angelica looks magnificent when it’s fully grown, it has served its purpose now and all the Angelica will be removed this week, to make room for a bit of colour from our Cannas and Dahlias.
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