Queen Annes Lace

Unbox immediately upon receiving.

Recut stems and hydrate upright for 4–6 hours; keep in a cool location.

Remove any foliage below the water line.

Stems are thin and naturally bendy—handle gently to prevent breakage.

Blooms may appear droopy at first; they often perk up after hydrating.

Avoid direct heat, sun, and wind, as the delicate heads can wilt quickly.

Light shedding of tiny blooms is normal.

Not great out of water.

See the DIY Guide for full care instructions.

Perfect for bouquets, centerpieces, bud vases, aisle arrangements, and wildflower-style designs.

Adds softness, volume, and a natural, airy look.

Works well as a filler around focal flowers, helping create a garden-inspired aesthetic.

Performs best in indoor or shaded outdoor settings.

Primarily late spring through summer (roughly May–August).

Limited or unavailable in cooler months.

Availability may change due to climate & crop quality; substitutions may occur based on quality and availability.