Sharptooth Angelica

Sharptooth Angelica
(Angelica arguta)

Form:

Robust taprooted perennial, 15-90 inches tall, usually with a single

stem and a disagreeable odor.

Leaves:

Compound, with major divisions divided into toothed leaflets,

hairy below on veins, bases of leaf stalks inflated surrounding main stem.

Flowers:

Large compound, umbrella-shaped inflorescence of small white

flowers.

Habitat:

Moist areas.

Season:	June-August.

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