Orlaya (Laceflower) in Zone 4a & 4b

Orlaya grandiflora

When to plant orlaya (laceflower) in zone 4b

Zones 4a and 4b share the same average frost dates in our data, so this page covers both.

Method: Either: Start indoors for an earlier harvest, or direct-sow outside for less fuss. Orlaya (Laceflower) tolerates either.

Start indoorsApr 10–Apr 17
Direct sow / transplant outsideMay 8–May 15
Estimated bloomAug 6–Aug 13 (~90 days after planting)

Spacing: 2 per square foot (square-foot-gardening spacing). Mature height: 2-2.5 ft.

Orlaya (Laceflower)
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Orlaya, also called laceflower, looks like a finer, more refined cousin of Queen Anne's lace, its flat, lacy white flower heads a favorite for softening a bouquet without competing with bolder blooms.

How orlaya (laceflower) fits zone 4's season

Zone 4b's frost-free window runs about 128 days, from May 15 to September 20. Orlaya (Laceflower) needs about 90 days from sowing to first harvest.

Good companions

No standout companions recorded yet for Orlaya (Laceflower).

Where to buy orlaya seeds

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Growing Orlaya (Laceflower) in USDA zone 4b

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Growing Orlaya (Laceflower) in USDA zone 4b: when to start seeds indoors, when to direct-sow, and when to expect a bloom.

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