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Annual

Ammi majus

False bishop's weed, Bishop's flower

RHS Award of Garden MeritRecommended by the Royal Horticultural Society
Height × spread
0.9m × 0.3m
Position
Full sun
Hardiness
Very cold to -20C (RHS H6)
Flowers
Summer

Availability

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About this plant

This is a frothy cow parsley look alike that has domed heads of tiny white flowers. The tiny individual flowers, coloured white, are held in rounded clusters on short branching stems, so the flower head appears as many separate clusters, rather dainty in effect. The plant itself is somewhat angular and has long slim lance shaped leaves with toothy edges. It is a plant of waste lands, flowering for several months from summer into autumn. Give this a partly shaded site, though it will tolerate full sun in any reasonably fertile soil that always has moisture in it.

Flower colour
White
Foliage colour
Green
Variegated
No
Scent
No
Shape
Fan
Height
0.9m
Spread
0.3m
Season of interest
Summer, Autumn
Flowers in
Summer
Evergreen
Deciduous
Garden style
Wild flower meadow, Cottage garden

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