Did you know that Angelica archangelica was cultivated in the Nordic countries during the Middle Ages? Vikings even used this herb as a form of currency. In fact, banning the theft of angelica was actually written into some of the earliest law books in Iceland about 1,000 years ago! These days, angelica tea from the leaves and cereal from the seeds are popular foods in Iceland, and the leaves from this plant are used to make SagaPro. While angelica is a highly-valued herb, it grows all over Icel

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