Ashitaba Live Plant, Angelica keiskei, Japanese Angelica Herb, 1 Foot Tall, Medicinal Herb Garden Plant, 1 Gallon Pot
Ashitaba Live Plant, Angelica keiskei, Japanese Angelica Herb, 1 Foot Tall, Medicinal Herb Garden Plant, 1 Gallon Pot
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Ashitaba Live Plant – Japanese Angelica (Angelica keiskei)
Add a unique Japanese herb to your garden with this Ashitaba live plant (Angelica keiskei). Also known as Japanese Angelica, Ashitaba is a distinctive perennial herb appreciated by gardeners and plant collectors for its attractive foliage and traditional place in Japanese herbal culture.
Its name is often translated as “tomorrow's leaf,” reflecting the plant's reputation for producing new growth. Ashitaba is an interesting addition to an herb garden or a collection of unusual edible plants.
🌱 Plant Details
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Common name: Ashitaba / Japanese Angelica
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Botanical name: Angelica keiskei
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Plant type: Live herb plant
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Plant height: Approximately 1 foot tall
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Shipping pot: 1-gallon nursery pot
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Quantity: 1 live plant
🌿 About Ashitaba
Ashitaba is a distinctive Japanese herb with an interesting history in traditional food and herbal practices. Its botanical identity makes it a special choice for gardeners interested in growing less-common herbs.
🪴 A Unique Addition to Your Herb Garden
Grow Ashitaba as part of an herb collection, or enjoy its distinctive appearance as an unusual garden plant. It is a lovely option for gardeners who enjoy exploring plants from different culinary and gardening traditions.
📦 Shipping & Plant Arrival
You will receive one live Ashitaba plant, approximately 1 foot tall, shipped in a 1-gallon nursery pot.
Living plants naturally vary in size, shape, and foliage. Temporary leaf changes or shipping stress may occur during transit. Please unpack your plant promptly after delivery and allow it time to acclimate to its new environment.
Please Note: This listing is for one live Ashitaba plant, not seeds or processed herbal products. This listing does not make medical or health benefit claims.
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