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QUEEN ANNE'S LACE

Ammi majus

Queen Anne's Lace has made a big comeback in popularity in the past two years. It tints well (immersion) and should be cut on the green side (40% open), otherwise it will drop little white specks everywhere once the florets fully open.

Care and Handing:

1. There is no special post-harvest treatment needed for Queen Anne's Lace. Clean water in clean buckets will suffice.
2. Queen Anne's Lace is not Ethylene sensitive.
3. We recommend that your customer defoliate Queen Anne's Lace before using in bouquets and/or arrangements.
4. The foliage tends to turn yellow quickly, but it does not adversely affect the flower umbels.