Wildflowers
Ammi majus - Bishop's Flower
Bishop's Flower
Ammi majus, also knows as the Bishop's Flower produces umbel shaped white flowers above lace-like fine cut foliage. Great for cutting and using in arrangements. It lasts well once cut and mixes well with other annuals in borders.
- Plant type
- Hardy Annual
- Position
- Full Sun to Partial Sun
- Height
- 1.5m
- Spread
- 50cm
Growing calendar
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Sow indoors
Sow outdoors
Flowering
Sowing & growing
Feb-March, sow in a seed tray under glass and keep soil moist. Best sown in-situ from March-June. Sow finely and thin out to the strongest plants every 30cm once growing well. Can also be sown Aug-Sep and overwintered for stronger plants the following year.
Aftercare
Plants may need staking to support the heavy flower heads in more exposed locations.
Gallery
Ref. SEA009