I will look to see whats coming up yet, I may have some seedlings for you.

Looking for Angelica gigas, it needs to be rather fresh to be viable and I haven't had any luck yet!! I don't have a lot listed on my trade page right now but I have other fresh seeds that i am sowing for spring and could share. I'd be happy to check your wants if you have some fresh angelica. Thanks! Firegurl Danielle

THERE ARE TWO OFFERS LEFT. For those who did not get an answer from me, this is what is at the top of the emails I received from you through GW: (PLEASE NOTE: The member responding to your post has chosen not to reveal his or her email address. Therefore, you cannot reply to this message via email.) I have an old computer and dial-up that times out frequently and I do not have the time to come and click on your page, wait for it to load, in hopes I can find your email address. That is why I move on to the next poster. kms

Ruth_MI wrote: I've always let it self seed, so I've had flowers every year, Update (Fall 2018): I had three wonderful flowering Angelicas in the garden this past season. I let them all go to seed, even cutting off "flowers" once the seed were ripe and manually sowing the seeds into the surrounding soil. I so have my fingers crossed that I will see seedlings next season. (Not seeing any young plants this past year I realize I wont see flowers in 2019). I take it "Ruth" that you had no issues getting these amazing plants to return (easily?) via self seeding? It think our hardiness zones are quite similar.