Flowers , Queen Annes Lace (Aka: Birds Nest)

Daucus carota (Wild Carrot), Aka: Birds nest - Umbrella-shaped Flowerheads, With its lace‑like flowerheads and the tiny deep‑red “heart” at their centre, Daucus carota looks like something lifted straight from a storybook meadow. Standing around 3 ft tall from June to September, it drifts between delicate bloom and spiky, sculptural seed head. Ancient Greeks prized it, Chinese herbalists used it, and modern gardeners adore it for that perfect wildflower charm. Crush the white roots and you’ll catch the familiar carrot scent — no surprise, as this is the original ancestor of the carrots we grow today. The flowers themselves offer a soft licorice aroma, and butterflies flock to them. A biennial full of character, history, and gentle magic., Seed Count Approx - 100 avg 

  SOWING - It is easily grown from seed. It enjoys full sun and average quality but well draining soil. It will not tolerate freezing temperatures, so wait until the last frost of the season has passed to plant your Queen Anne's Lace seeds. ... This low maintenance plant will produce a lot of foliage during its first year.