Not available to be posted to WA, NT, TAS, or overseas
This seed is grown and saved at Our Mountain Garden.
A beautiful, soft-toned selection of Queen Anne’s lace, producing intricate umbels in rich chocolate, dusky pinks through to white chocolate tones.
Loved for its long, usable stems and ease of stripping, this strain is ideal for cut flower growers and bouquet work, adding movement and softness to garden-style arrangements. Ladybirds often gather beneath the flower heads, bringing life and balance to the garden.
Highly valued for its delicate, airy structure, Chocolate Lace adds depth and texture to arrangements, blending effortlessly with both pastel and deeper colour palettes.
A cool-season annual that establishes well when sown in autumn, plants overwinter to produce strong stems and an early flush of flowers in spring — a valuable addition to the cutting garden.
Easy to grow and loved by pollinators.
Growing Guide
Sowing: Autumn to early spring
Depth: Cover lightly (3–5 mm)
Germination: 10–20 days (can be slow and uneven)
Spacing: 20–30 cm
Height: 80–120 cm
Conditions: Full sun, well-drained soil
Notes: Cool-season annual, tolerant of light frost. Will overwinter and flower early in spring.
Harvest: Cut when umbels are fully open for fresh use, or allow to mature for decorative seed heads.
Selected for beauty in both the garden and the vase — soft, airy and effortless to work with.
Happy growing,
Carla 🌱
