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Orlaya 'White Lace' - S2
Orlaya 'White Lace' - S2
Orlaya 'White Lace' - S2
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Orlaya 'White Lace'

Orlaya grandiflora
For those of us who pine for the beautiful but invasive Queen Anne's Lace comes this well-mannered relative. 'White Lace' is a compact grower and exuberant bloomer with masses of pure white flat-topped flowers above the ferny foliage, creating a sea of frothy white. The more you cut, the more they bloom! Rare, yet an easy, low-maintenance annual.
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3-Pack Plugs (2⅓" h x 1½" w per plug)
Lifecycle
Annual
Annual Hardiness
Half Hardy Annual
Mature Size
2' h x 1' w
Sun
Full sun to partial shade
Soil
Regular, well-drained
Season
Summer to fall
Color
Pure white lacy flower
Features
Great for containers
Great Cut Flower
Attracts Butterflies
Attracts Bees
Notable
RHS Award of Garden Merit Winner
SOWING INSTRUCTIONS
Depth:
1/16"
Sprout Time:
7-14 days
Seed To Bloom:
12-14 weeks
Starting Indoors:
Sow indoors in pots about 6 weeks before last springtime frost. Keep at 60-70F.
Starting Outdoors:
Direct sow in spring. Seeds will germinate at 55-70°F. Sow successively if desired, for longer bloom.
WHEN TO SET OUTSIDE
At last spring frost date.
PLACEMENT & CULTIVATION
Once called Bastard Parsley for these two plants share umbellifera plant family resemblances, heirloom Orlaya is popular once again as a bouquet flower and summer garden edger, attracting beneficial insects and pollinators. Long blooming lace cap flowers completely cover the foliage with clouds of white set off by handsome dark green ferny foliage. Deadheading is necessary to keep it from going to seed, fortunately it makes an excellent cut flower, so you get to enjoy their clouds of white indoors and out. Best in moderate summer areas.
Final Spacing:
1'
Water Requirements:
Medium Water Use
Watering Details:
1" of water per week.
Soil pH:
Not particular about pH
Fertilizer:
No need to fertilize.
Diseases & Pests:
No serious diseases or pests.
When to Cut for Bouquets:
Cut fully open flowers.