Queen Anne's Lace

Bring a touch of delicate, natural beauty to your floral arrangements with Queen Anne’s Lace. This charming wildflower, also known as wild carrot (Daucus carota), features intricate, lace-like clusters of tiny white flowers, adding an airy and ethereal quality to any bouquet.

A Touch of History and Legend:

• Queen Anne’s Lace is believed to be named after Queen Anne of England. Legend has it that while she was making lace, she pricked her finger, and a single drop of blood fell onto the lace, creating the small, dark purple floret often found in the center of the flower head. This adds a romantic and historical depth to this beautiful bloom. 
• Beyond the legend, Queen Anne’s Lace has a long history as a wild plant, and is the wild ancestor to the cultivated carrot.

Meaning & Symbolism:

• Queen Anne’s Lace often symbolizes sanctuary, refuge, and delicate beauty.
• Its wild nature can also represent freedom and a connection to nature.

In Fresh Floral Designs:

• Textural Beauty: The delicate, lacy structure of Queen Anne’s Lace adds incredible texture and visual interest to bouquets and arrangements.
• Wildflower Charm: It’s perfect for creating rustic, garden-inspired, or bohemian designs.
• Filler and Accent: Queen Anne’s Lace works beautifully as a filler, adding volume and softness, or as a delicate accent to highlight other focal flowers. 
• Versatility: It complements a wide variety of flowers, from classic roses to vibrant sunflowers.
• Natural Elegance: This brings a natural, organic feel to any floral creation.

Add a touch of whimsical elegance to your next arrangement with fresh Queen Anne’s Lace.