Queen Anne's Lace - Queen of Africa

If you want a plant that will give you the biggest bang for your buck Queen Anne’s Lace is definitely one that you’ll want to put on your list. These large lacy blooms are a hit in the garden for bouquets and pollinators go crazy over them too. The more you cut the more it grows and plants will last you all season long.

Planting: Sow seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before your last frost date. 90-100 days to maturity

Harvesting: Blooms can be cut when flowers are fully developed. Stems will wilt if they are cut too immature.

(Not available for Washington residents. In some areas Queen Anne's Lace can be considered invasive. Please check the noxious weed list for your area before you plant).

100 seeds per packet

Latin name: Ammi majus

Hardy annual, requiring full sun

Spacing: 12”

Height: 48” - 60”