Queen Anne's Lace
Delicate, Lace-Like Blooms for a Wildflower Look
Queen Anne's Lace brings delicate, umbrella-shaped clusters of tiny white flowers, giving an arrangement a soft, wildflower-meadow quality. Farm-direct from Ecuador, it pairs naturally with Larkspur and Baby's Breath for a relaxed, garden look.
Vase life:
5-9 days
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- Botanical name: Ammi majus
- Role: Filler flower
- Color: White
What gives Queen Anne's Lace its distinctive look?
Each bloom is made up of dozens of tiny white flowers arranged in a flat, lace-like umbrella shape, a much more delicate texture than a typical rounded filler. That fine, airy structure is what gives arrangements a natural, wildflower-meadow feel rather than a formal, structured look. That real, verified detail is part of what makes this variety worth choosing deliberately rather than any similar-looking filler.
Is this the same Queen Anne's Lace that grows wild?
Not quite, what the floral trade sells as Queen Anne's Lace is almost always Ammi majus, a cultivated relative rather than the wild roadside plant the common name originally refers to, which is actually considered an invasive weed in much of the U.S. Both share the same delicate, lace-like umbrella shape, a much more airy and textured bloom than a typical rounded filler. That naming convention is standard across the floral industry, not something unique to our farm.
Does Queen Anne's Lace dry well?
Unlike many of our other fillers, Queen Anne's Lace does not dry particularly well and is best enjoyed fresh rather than pressed into long-term decor. Its delicate, lacy structure tends to lose shape once dried, unlike sturdier fillers such as Statice or Craspedia. It's best suited to arrangements meant to be displayed within their natural vase life.
Who tends to choose Queen Anne's Lace?
Florists use it for relaxed, garden-style, or wildflower-inspired arrangements where a soft, airy texture fits better than a denser filler. Home-florists also favor it for romantic, natural-looking bouquets. Either way, its dependable performance and real character make it a versatile pick across many different arrangement styles.