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Ammi majus Queen of Africa is an annual plant. Fantastic rich flowering white cut flower and border plant. Ammi majus is also called white dill because of the white lace-cap flowers that resemble dill. Ammi majus is a beautiful accent plant with decorative foliage in borders and a long-lasting cut flower for summer bouquets.
Suitable for sun or partial shade and for almost all soil types. The taproot of the Ammi makes transplanting difficult.
Ammi majus Queen of Africa is an annual plant. Fantastic rich flowering white cut flower and border plant. Ammi majus is also called white dill because of the white lace-cap flowers that resemble dill. Ammi majus is a beautiful accent plant with decorative foliage in borders and a long-lasting cut flower for summer bouquets.
Suitable for sun or partial shade and for almost all soil types. The taproot of the Ammi makes transplanting difficult.
Sow Ammi majus seeds indoors from April to May, or outdoors from April to early June.
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Ammi majus Queen of Africa is an annual plant. Fantastic rich flowering white cut flower and border plant. Ammi majus is also called white dill because of the white lace-cap flowers that resemble dill. Ammi majus is a beautiful accent plant with decorative foliage in borders and a long-lasting cut flower for summer bouquets.
Suitable for sun or partial shade and for almost all soil types. The taproot of the Ammi makes transplanting difficult.