White Queen Anne's Lace Seeds

White Queen Anne's Lace is the florist's secret weapon — the airy, cloud-like filler that makes every other flower in a bouquet look more beautiful. Delicate white lace-like flower heads on long, slender stems bring lightness and movement to arrangements, softening bold blooms and adding an effortless cottage garden charm.

In the garden it's equally lovely — a naturalistic, wildflower feel that attracts clouds of pollinators and self-seeds gently year after year. Pair it with cosmos, sweet peas, zinnias, or its dramatic sibling, Chocolate Queen Anne's Lace, for a cutting garden that looks like it belongs on a magazine cover.

Why You'll Love It

• The perfect filler flower: Airy white blooms that complement any colour palette
• Excellent cut flower: Long stems and good vase life
• Self-seeding: Returns year after year with minimal effort
• Pollinator magnet: Beloved by bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects
• 5g packet — plenty of seeds for a generous planting

Growing Guide

• Season: Sow in autumn (March–May) or early spring (August–September)
• Position: Full sun to light shade
• Sowing: Surface sow — seeds need light to germinate; press gently into soil, do not cover
• Spacing: Thin to 20–30cm apart
• Watering: Keep moist until established; drought tolerant once growing
• Harvest: Cut when about half the florets are open for the longest vase life