Bishop's flower

Ammi is an essential part of our flower beds, where it serves as the perfect filler plant. Its tiny flowers form delicate umbels that resemble white or greenish lace. It brings a wonderfully light and airy element to both bouquets and garden plantings. We love using it as a more natural alternative to traditional baby's breath. This plant prefers cooler temperatures, which is why it looks best in the garden during spring and early autumn. Most varieties also bloom relatively quickly, so we recommend sowing seeds in several successive waves to ensure a continuous supply of flowers for cutting. There are several ways to grow it, and direct sowing right into the soil is a popular one. Whether you are preparing a rich floral arrangement or just want to lighten up a perennial bed, Ammi creates a delicate mist among other plants that makes bolder flowers stand out.