Lovely Structure
Used for flower arranging, beautiful.
Tarn
Mid Scotland
Used for flower arranging, beautiful.
Tarn
Mid Scotland
These seeds produced many tall plants which lasted throughout the summer. The seed heads were attractive so some plants were left and those that were cut back flowered again on shorter stemms. Excellent dotted about in mixed borders.
Annie A
Hampshire
lots of seeds. did very well in my clay soil. Looked terrific with all the rest of the wild flowers.
claysoil
ox
100.0
Tiggywinkle
Hello, I have double checked my RHS encyclopedia and the HTA guidance notes relating to poisonous plants and I cannot see any reference to this being poisonous in any way.
Helen
John
Hello John, Many years ago when I was a student, we were forbidden from using common names because they tend not to be very specific and they can be very misleading. The common names for Ammi majus include white lace flower, false Queen Anne's lace and bishop's weed, and I'm sure all of these common names could also be attributed to a number of other plants too. I have however changed the common name on our site to Bishop's weed and I hope this will prevent further confusion.
Crocus Helpdesk
Everyone's in love with frothy planting these days, light and airy concoctions that seem to float through the border like a soft summer breeze. Many of these gauzy beauties are umbellifers, members of the cow parsley tribe. They are blessed with tiny flo
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There is still plenty of time to raise hardier annuals from seeds sown now and these include cosmos, zinnias and marigolds. However it's often easier to opt for ready-grown plugs of these, as well as the more-tender begonias petunias, antirrhinums and ni
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If you are wanting to have a go at growing seeds then the easiest of all are the annuals because they are programmed to germinate, flower and set seed within one year - therefore they pop up easily because there’s no time to waste. Most will provide necta
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