Angelica Tree Aralia at White River Source

Aralia (Angelica Tree)

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#A4321
Aralia chinensis

Angelica Tree
A deciduous tree with narrow pointed leaves and yellow blooms. Young shoots are cooked and eaten and the roots are used to treat arthritis. Hardy to -30F (-34.4C); height: 15ft.
#A4321 Packet $10.00, Approximately 100 seeds

#A1630
Aralia spinosa

Hercules Club (False Prickly Ash, Devils Walking Stick, American Angelica Tree)
Roots of this small tree are used to treat arthritis, the berries to treat toothache, and the young shoots are eaten in the same manner as asparagus. It can be grown in a woodland setting or in the shade of other trees and prefers a rich acidic soil. Blooms are creamy yellow and attract swallowtail butterflies. Hardy to -30F (-34.4C); height: 20ft.
#A1630 Packet $10.00, Approximately 50 seeds

#A4321 Aralia chinensis		Angelica Tree A deciduous tree with narrow pointed leaves and yellow blooms. Young shoots are cooked and eaten and the roots are used to treat arthritis. Hardy to -30F (-34.4C); height: 15ft. #A4321 Packet $10.00, Approximately 100 seeds

#A1630 Aralia spinosa		Hercules Club (False Prickly Ash, Devils Walking Stick, American Angelica Tree) Roots of this small tree are used to treat arthritis, the berries to treat toothache, and the young shoots are eaten in the same manner as asparagus. It can be grown in a woodland setting or in the shade of other trees and prefers a rich acidic soil. Blooms are creamy yellow and attract swallowtail butterflies. Hardy to -30F (-34.4C); height: 20ft. #A1630 Packet $10.00, Approximately 50 seeds

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