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Hoss Green Mist Ammi Cut Flower

Green Mist Ammi

$399
  • Annual cut flower with soft, lacy green-to-white blooms
  • Umbrella-shaped flower heads reach 5–7 inches across
  • Finely divided, airy foliage from the carrot family
  • Ideal for fresh or dried floral arrangements
  • Thrives in full sun with moderate moisture
  • Grows 42–54" tall; beautiful addition to pollinator and cut flower gardens

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Description

Delicate and airy, Ammi Green Mist (Ammi visnaga) is a beautiful annual that adds soft texture and elegance to any garden or floral arrangement. Producing large, umbrella-shaped clusters that open green and mature to creamy white, these blooms reach 5–7 inches across and bring a lacy, ethereal look reminiscent of Queen Anne’s Lace. The finely divided foliage provides an attractive, feathery backdrop in borders or cutting gardens.


Perfect for fresh or dried arrangements, Green Mist is a favorite among florists for its long stems and extended vase life. This variety thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, with moderate moisture needs. For best results, cut stems while blooms are still slightly green to enjoy their full transition and longevity indoors.

Growing Information

Green Mist Ammi Planting Information

Planting Method: Direct seed or transplant

When to Plant: After last frost

Planting Depth: 1/8"

Seed Spacing: 6–9 inches

Row Spacing: 12–18 inches

Days to Germination: 10–14 days; benefits from 2-week cold stratification

Height: 42–54 inches

Bloom Period: Summer

USDA Hardiness Zones: Annual

Sun Requirement: Full Sun

Moisture: Moderate; well-drained soil

Disease Resistance: None

Additional Information

Toxic to pets if consumed. Also it is best practice to cut in early mornings/cloudy days as it creates a sap that causes Phyto photodermatitis which means it is activated by the sun. (Wear sleeves and gloves)