Queen annes lace

Queen Anne Lace

Queen Anne’s lace features frilly white flowers that attract a variety of beneficial insects from ladybugs to hoverflies. Learn more on Gardener's Path.

Learn about this wild flower known as Queen Anne's Lace, it's history and the difference between it and some other dangerous look alikes.

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Queen Anne’s Lace, Daucus carota, was once cultivated in Europe as a vegetable and is a biennial plant. Like carrots, the roots and leaves of the first-year plant are edible. Flowers can be u…

Seeds have been grown and hand harvested in small batches here at Petal&Twig. All flowers and seeds at Petal&Twig have been grown without the use of pesticides. Sustainable farming and packaging on all of our products. All orders shipped with tracking via USPS Outstanding cut flower that's actually a carrot. A must have for flower farmers. Annual Attractive 3-5" lacy umbels atop strong, sturdy, upright stems. Flowers in shades of dark burgundy , pink, blush, cream and white. Highly…

Queen Anne's Lace (Wild Carrot) and it's role in stimulating hormones / the uterus.

Queen Anne's Lace, also known as "Wild Carrot," is a common edible wild weed that grows all over the world. Every part of Queen Anne's Lace is edible and quite tasty, but it can be