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Queen Annes Lace (Daucus carota)
Queen Annes LaceWild CarrotBird's Nest
Daucus carota
Queen Annes Lace
Queen Annes LaceWild CarrotBird's Nest
This wild version of the carrot is one of the most common and best known "weeds" we have. The flowers are umbels of small white flowers in a lacy-looking flat-topped clusters. Blooms first appear in early summer and continue into mid fall. There may be hundreds flowers in a typical flower head. The clusters are up to 4.5" wide. This is a herbaceous plant, it is a biennial which can reach 3-4' in height.The leaves are pinnately divided and deeply cut into numerous narrow segments.
Queen Annes Lace has naturalized all over the US and Canada.
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Europe
3 - 4 FT
2 - 3 FT
Y
Light Green
Feathery : Fern-like : Fine
Subshrub
White
Summer
Easy
Sun (minimum 8 hours direct sun)
Any : Well-drained
Medium : None : Sparse
Sunset Zones
USDA Zones
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