Laserpitium Gallicum Subsp. Angustifolium

Laserpitium gallicum subsp. angustifolium is a lesser-known yet intriguing member of the Apiaceae family. This subspecies is characterized by its slender, lance-shaped leaves and delicate, umbellate flowers. Native to central and southern Europe, it thrives in moist, calcareous soils along stream banks and woodland edges. Its narrow foliage and subtle blooms make it a valuable addition to wildflower gardens and ecological restoration projects. Despite its beauty, it remains underappreciated and often overlooked in botanical literature.