Beloved by pollinators, these delicately scented, umbel-shaped blooms add softness to the landscape wherever they are sown. The profuse pale-blue to white flowers are reminiscent of Queen Anne’s Lace or Ammi, with tall, strong stems borne above attractive, deeply-lobed leaves. Didiscus easily holds its own alongside sun-loving annuals like Zinnias or Cosmos, and should be more commonplace in our gardens. Cut in bunches for the most romantic bouquets. If deadheaded regularly, this mix will continue bloom for up to two months.
