Queen Cleome Mix

You can expect these to grow quite tall, typically reaching between 48 and 72 inches. Because of their height, they work best at the back of a garden border where they won't shade out smaller plants.

Yes, Queen Cleome is an excellent choice for hot, dry conditions. They are heat-tolerant and thrive once established, making them a low-maintenance option for summer gardens.

As reseeding annuals, these plants will drop their own seeds at the end of the season. This means you will likely see new Cleome plants pop up in the same area the following spring without needing to replant them yourself.

Absolutely. Their unique, spider-like blooms are highly attractive to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds throughout the summer months.

While they are typically grown in garden beds due to their significant height, you can grow them in large containers if you have a deep enough pot to support their root system and enough space to stake them if necessary.

Cleome seeds can be started indoors, but they also perform well when direct-sown into the garden once the soil has warmed up in the spring. If you have a short growing season, starting them indoors 4-6 weeks before the last frost can give you a head start.