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Angelica
By Wagger
11 Jul, 2011
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It's a funny old plant, 6d. It's a biennial - but only dies in the second year if it has flowered. If it hasn't it does a mini-perennial thing. It's about 7ft tall and the stems are candied for cake making. If you put a leaf in with rhubarb when you are cooking it you need less than half the normal amount of sugar - great stuff!!
12 Jul, 2011
Wow what a plant it sounds interesting too is it a herb of some kind then.
12 Jul, 2011
Its great to actually see it in growth Wagger, I`d only seen it before as a decoration on Moms fairy cakes.
18 Jul, 2011
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Now that is really lovely and I ve never heard of this one added to my favourites.
11 Jul, 2011