Angelica pachycarpa Feather reed Grass The Skullcap or Helmet as

The Skullcap or Helmet as it is also known is a perennial and a native of Japan

Cut clumps to the ground in late winter just before you see the new green spring shoots appearing

Cut back to the ground in early spring

Growing to a height of 60cm the graceful stems are perfect for cutting and last well in the vase

so definitely a plant that is a great addition to any garden

Angelica pachycarpa Feather reed Grass The Skullcap or Helmet asCommonly known as Angelica Shiny Leaf this Angelica is used for decorative purposes and used a lot in floral work. Angelia pachycarpa is not edible, but it can be candied to decorate cakes and pastries for decorative purposes. The leaves are as the name suggests both shiny and attractive in the garden. Angelica is a biennial, putting on leaf growth in its first year and then flowering the second year, setting seed and then it will die off but it will