Cheri, I did grow the seed I got from you a few years ago, and it was fun. Plants bloomed the second year, and are quite imposing. As you say 5ft high, and if you count the leaf stems, leaves can be up to 5ft long! Unlike Angelica gigas (Korean Angelica) which is a biennial, this one is perennial. For those who like large perennials, this one is great to use as a background plant.

Yah, I love this plant, I cant remember where I got it. A friend says it's cow parsnip, I would like to see if there is a medicinal use for it. just to know.....

I'd love a start if you do make it to the spring swap. It would be the perfect thing for a big hole I 'created' last fall.
Will