Nigella Love-in-the-Mist – 100 seeds

Ah, Nigella damascena, aka Love-in-a-Mist—such a poetic name for a whimsical flower! 🌸 It’s an old-fashioned cottage garden favorite, known for its delicate, feathery foliage and dreamy blooms in shades of blue, white, pink, and purple. The name comes from the way the flower sits “mistily” among its lacy bracts.

A few fun facts about it:

Easy to grow from seed—just scatter it in the garden in Spring or Autumn, and it’ll likely reseed itself year after year.

The seed pods are just as ornamental as the flowers—papery, balloon-like, and great for dried arrangements.

Though it’s in the buttercup family, its black seeds are often confused with those of Nigella sativa, aka black cumin or black seed—used in cooking and medicine. But Nigella damascena seeds aren’t edible!