Angelica dahurica Muhlenbergia especially when growing on the

especially when growing on the side of a hill

near the famous "wall"

It is presumed to be a cross involving Zephyranthes candida and Zephyranthes citrina (actually Zephyranthes 'Ajax' probably backcrossed to Zephyranthes candida)

dense evergreen patch to 3' wide in 6 years

Angelica dahurica Muhlenbergia especially when growing on theSimply stunning! Angelica dahurica is a widely cultivated, short lived perennial herb found natively in moist grasslands and streamsides from 1,500' 3,000' elevation throughout its range in China, Mongolia, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Russia, and Siberia. Angelica dahurica forms a bold textured, winter evergreen summer dormant rosette of aromatic foliage, topped, starting for us in early June with a massive 6' tall purple stalk, terminating in an insect