Queen Anne’s Lace Seeds

Description

Queen Anne’s Lace Seeds

Queen Anne’s Lace Seeds – The Wildflower with Whimsy

Also known as Wild Carrot – a garden charmer with a rustic heart.

Product Overview

Queen Anne’s Lace has this old-world charm that instantly softens any garden bed. In my experience, once you’ve seen those delicate, lacy blooms swaying in the breeze, you’ll wonder how your garden ever looked without them. I first grew it in a sunny patch down near the back fence, and to my surprise, it practically took care of itself—just a bit of love at the start and off it went.

These seeds give you tall, graceful stems crowned with flat, white flower clusters that pollinators absolutely flock to. It’s brilliant for attracting bees and ladybugs, plus it makes a gorgeous cut flower. Whether you’re filling in wild spaces or adding structure to your cottage garden, Queen Anne’s Lace brings a natural, untamed beauty.

Sowing Guide for Aussie Conditions

• When to plant: Autumn or early spring

• Soil: Well-drained, loamy soil

• Sunlight: Full sun to part shade

• Spacing: About 30cm apart

How to plant:

1. Scatter seeds directly into prepared soil

2. Lightly press in—don’t bury them deep

3. Keep soil moist until seedlings establish

4. Thin if needed once sprouted

One thing I’ve noticed is that it thrives best when left a little wild. Want to add a touch of magic to your garden? Grab a pack from Seeds Australia and give Queen Anne’s Lace a go. You won’t regret it.