trendyyboxer
Plant Good Seed Organic Dara Queen Anne's Lace Flower Seeds - Heirloom Ammi in Red, Pink & White | 200 Seed Packet
Plant Good Seed Organic Dara Queen Anne's Lace Flower Seeds - Heirloom Ammi in Red, Pink & White | 200 Seed Packet
Couldn't load pickup availability
- DARA QUEEN ANNE'S LACE SEED - Prolific blooms of lacy umbels ranging in color from deep maroon to white. Long lasting and unique in floral arrangements, with a very long blooming period and reach heights of 3-4 feet. Also known as ornamental carrot and ammi. Blossoms attract pollinators such as bees and other beneficial insects.
- EASY TO GROW, HARVEST, AND ENJOY - Highly productive and tolerant of varying soil conditions and extreme heat. Sow directly in the garden or grow in seedling trays and transplant following your last frost. 100 days from seed to flower. Biennial. Best grown in spring through summer. Each packet contains a minimum of 200 seeds.
- SEEDS YOU CAN TRUST - Our seeds are certified organic, non-GMO, heirloom, untreated, and open-pollinated. This makes sourcing seed from our company an easy and ethical choice. All our seeds are germination tested for viability to ensure you have a high quality growing experience.
- KNOW THE SOURCE, GROWN IN THE USA - Our company is located in Ojai, California. We take great pride in our plants and are dedicated to bringing you the best quality seeds for your garden. We are in the business of life.
- GREAT CARE, GREAT RESULTS - Our team is dedicated to bringing you only the best selection! We have spent years developing our expertise as seed specialists. Our seeds are tried and true, resulting in better germination rates and hardy harvests! All our seed packets contain complete growing instructions, including optimal planting depth, spacing for best growth, days for germination and harvest, and other seasonal and temperature requirements.
Colorful and long-lasting blooms!
Enjoy prolific blooms of lacy umbels ranging in color from deep maroon to white. The delicate dome-like flower clusters can grow to be 5” wide, have strong, lengthy stems, and curling fern like leaves. They known to attract a bees, butterflies and other beneficial pollinators. They keep exceptionally well after harvest, making them the perfect addition to flower bouquets.
Dara Queen Anne’s Lace (Daucus carota var. sativas),
Non-treated, Non-GMO, and Grown in the USA!
Dara Queen Anne’s Lace also known as ornamental carrot, ammi or wild carrot, is a true carrot bred for its beautiful lace-like flowers. This variety of Queen Anne’s is loved for its beautiful color transition from white, to pink, and maroon. Queen Anne's lace grows wild in North America from spring to the fall; it’s a classic beauty and ornamental staple.
This lovely flower is a low-maintenance and high-reward addition to your garden with its long blooming session and attractive blossoms.
- Productive and easy to grow
- Strong stems and gorgeous flower clusters
- Beautiful in the garden and flower arrangements
Our Seeds are Non-GMO, Open Pollinated, Heirloom and Organic
Dara Queen Anne’s Lace is easy to establish, maintain and enjoy. It is highly productive and tolerant of varying soil conditions and extreme heat; this is a farm favorite for use in our popular farmer’s market bouquets. Long lasting and unique in floral arrangements, these plants have a very long blooming period and reach heights of 3-4 feet.
These proud little flowers enjoy full sun! Seeds can be sown directly in the garden or grow in seedling trays and transplanted outside anytime following your last frost. Expect blossoms 100 days after planting in ideal conditions.
We’ve maintained our own seed line for a better part of the last decade, and this has resulted in improved germination rates of the plant versus wildcrafted seed. This makes sourcing seed from our company an easy ethical choice.
Seeds are produced at our farm in Ojai, California, United States.
Due to its ability to grow in a wide range of soil types and conditions, its beauty and its prolific nature Queen Anne’s Lace is not only a favorite of ours, but a staple for floral arrangements and home flower gardens everywhere. This variety is considered to be less weedy than the traditional white variety.
Queen Anne's Lace has a lot of interesting lore surrounding how it won its name and it’s historical uses! The seeds have commonly been used in the treatment of digestive complaints and a salve made from the plant is said to be cleansing and calming for wounds and burns. It is also loved by pollinators!
It seems due to its popularity and abundance Queen Anne’s lace has won itself a variety of nicknames: wild carrot, bishop's flower and bishop’s lace. It’s also known as bee’s nest or bird’s nest flower because of the curly nest-like appearance of stems, and living lace because of the tight knit delicacy of the blossoms.
