Common Name: False Queen Anne’s Lace, lace Flower, Toothpick Weed.
Scientific Name: Ammi Visnaga
Physical Attributes: Solid and large flower with a rounded top and a green tinge in the blooms, especially when immature.
Uses: Cut flowers. Borders.
Life Cycle: Hardy annual
Growing Height: 80cm
Attracts: Beneficial predatory insects. Bees and butterflies.
When to Sow: Summer – Autumn. Direct after the last frost.
Sowing Depth: Surface sow
Sow Spacing: 40cm
Sowing Method: Cover lightly will soil and water gently. Ensure planted in a direct sun position. Ammi enjoy lots of light.
Position: Full sun
Germination Time: 7 – 21 days
Maintenance: Plants may require some support once they reach their full size.
Seeds Per Packet: 100 (approx)
Note: This flower, Ammi majus, can be often confused with Wild Carrot (Daucus carota) a wildflower that shares the same common name ‘Queen Anne’s Lace’. For this reason Ammi majus is often referred to as “False Queen Anne’s Lace”.
Ammi Visnaga – Green Mist — 100 Seeds
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$4.35
Ohhh, Ammi ‘Green Mist’ is that girl in the garden right now. Think of her as the botanical equivalent of a sheer linen curtain in a sun-drenched studio apartment—airy, architectural, and effortlessly expensive-looking.
She throws up these dreamy, domed umbels that start in the chicest soft chartreuse haze, then melt into a cloud of tiny white florets. The vibe is romantic meadow meets editorial florist. It’s got that lace-flower delicacy, but with stronger stems and a more sculptural silhouette than standard Queen Anne’s lace. Basically: all the whimsy, none of the floppiness.
In a trendy planting palette, Ammi Green Mist is your texture queen. It’s less about colour drama and more about movement, translucence, and negative space—the stuff that makes a border feel designed instead of crowded.
And florists? Obsessed. The long, sturdy stems and those misty flower heads make it the ultimate bouquet softener.
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