Tennessee Smart Yards Native Plants
A comprehensive database of Tennessee native plants
Angelica
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AngelicaAngelica atropurpureaFull to part sun, moderately wet to medium moisture level, loamy or sandy soil with decaying organic matter, mildly acidic to alkaline pH. 3-10 ft. height, blooms in spring, white/green flowers. Reseeds easily under optimum conditions.Germination Code: FNative Region: Occurs only in Johnson and Unicoi counties in the Blue Ridge ProvinceDesignated a “Threatened Species” in Tennessee. Naturally occurs in wetlands. It is a large perennial that needs lots of space. flower;sun;wet;loam |
Tennessee Smart Yards Native Plants 
This is an elegant-looking plant I like to grow toward the back of a garden with some space to spread out. I particularly love the color contrast between stems and heads.