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Queen Anne's Lace

Daucus carota

Description:

A flower native to regions in Europe and Asia and naturalized to Australia and North America. Carrots are the cultivated form of the species.

Habitat:

A beautiful basket-like plant found near Alberobello in Italy.

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3 Comments

TammyVerhovec
TammyVerhovec 11 years ago

My pleasure nemitchell, it is a favorite wildflower from my childhood in which I still love today.. It is wonderful in bouquets & you are right the seeds do look similar to carrot seeds. :-)

NathalieM
NathalieM 11 years ago

Thanks TammyVerhovec! It definitely looks like Queen Anne's Lace. I thought the seeds looked similar to carrot seeds!

TammyVerhovec
TammyVerhovec 11 years ago

Looks like an american wildflower called Queen Anne's Lace.. That is what it looks like at the end of it's life cycle. It is a lovely white flower with a reddish black dot in the center & it has a tap root that smells similar to carrots.

NathalieM
Spotted by
NathalieM

Alberobello, Puglia, Italy

Spotted on Jun 25, 2012
Submitted on Jan 1, 2013

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