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Plant Propagation

Growing any Ligusticum sp.

14 years ago

I was wondering if anyone knows how to grow it or even if you can buy seeds for it anywhere. I would like to get some of each type growing, especially after reading what they are good for.

Comments (2)

yiorges-z5il
14 years ago
No. Go back to original author & question the author fo help . it apears that no noe here can answer your question.
brandon7 TN_zone7
14 years ago
Quite a bit of information is available online by googling the proper species name along with the word "propagation" or the word "germination". If you need more info than you can find that way, please ask specifically.

For seeds, check the following sources:
Ligusticum apiifolium - Silver Falls Seed Company or Heritage Seedlings, Inc.
Ligusticum ferrulaceum - B&T World Seeds
Ligusticum lucidum - B&T World Seeds
Ligusticum porteri - B&T World Seeds or Mazatec Garden
Ligusticum scoticum - B&T World Seeds

Other companies can be found with a google search. Be sure to check each company's rating on Garden Watchdog before placing an order.
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