- New
Queen Anne’s Lace (Grower's Bunch)
Delicate, umbrella-shaped flower heads composed of tiny white blooms that create an airy, cloud-like texture. This grower's bunch is a classic floral staple, bringing light volume, natural movement, and a countryside garden feel to bridal bouquets, high-volume event designs, and summer arrangements.
-
Stem Count: Standard grower's bunch (typically 10–12 stems)
-
Color Palette: Pure white to soft ivory blossoms with delicate green stems
-
Design Use: Ideal as a floating filler flower to add natural height, volume, and wild botanical texture to romantic designs
(edit with the Customer Reassurance module)
(edit with the Customer Reassurance module)
(edit with the Customer Reassurance module)
Queen Anne’s Lace (Daucus carota) is renowned in floral design for its graceful, lace-like umbels and versatile filler properties. Its flat-topped floral clusters float effortlessly above lush garden roses, ranunculus, and field blooms, creating depth and softness in hand-tied bouquets and large vase arrangements. To optimize vase life, strip any foliage below the water line, trim stems at a sharp angle, and place immediately in cool water with flower food away from drafts and direct sunlight.