Queen Anne's Lace

Delicate texture, effortless elegance.

Stem length

50 cm

Box sizes

40 – 80 stems

2 products

Discover the timeless beauty of Queen Anne’s Lace, a delicate and versatile flower celebrated for its airy texture and graceful character. With clusters of tiny blooms forming elegant, lace-like shapes, each stem brings natural movement, softness, and dimension to floral designs. From romantic bouquets and sophisticated centerpieces to garden-inspired arrangements, Queen Anne’s Lace adds an effortless touch of elegance while beautifully complementing both statement flowers and other fillers.

Caring for your Queen Anne's Lace

Straight from our growers' notes: how to unbox these stems, how to keep them, and what they look good next to.

1. Unpack Carefully

Remove Queen Anne’s Lace from its packaging gently, as its delicate blooms and stems can be easily damaged.

2. Trim the Stems

Using clean, sharp floral shears, cut approximately 1–2 inches from the bottom of each stem at a 45° angle to improve water absorption.

3. Remove Lower Foliage

Strip away any leaves or foliage that would sit below the waterline to help keep the water clean and reduce bacterial growth.

4. Hydrate Immediately

Place the stems in a clean vase or bucket filled with fresh, cool water and floral food. Allow them to hydrate for several hours before designing.

5. Keep Them Cool

Store in a cool environment away from direct sunlight, heat sources, drafts, and ripening fruit.

6. Refresh Regularly

Change the water every 1–2 days, clean the container, and re-trim the stems when necessary to maintain freshness.

Pro Tip: Queen Anne’s Lace has naturally airy and delicate blooms. Give the stems enough room while hydrating to prevent crushing and help preserve their beautiful, cloud-like shape.

Use Queen Anne’s Lace to introduce airy texture, movement, and a natural garden-inspired feel to floral designs. Its delicate, lace-like blooms work beautifully as a soft transition between larger focal flowers and greenery.

For a romantic look, pair it with roses, ranunculus, lisianthus, or garden roses. Let some stems extend slightly beyond the main arrangement to create an organic, effortless silhouette. For modern designs, use it more sparingly to add subtle texture and negative space without overwhelming the focal blooms.