Daucus carota | European Wild Carrot Flower | Birds Nest |100_Seeds

Daucus carota Seeds — Lace of History, Wings of Wildlife Plant more than seeds—plant a legacy. Wild Carrot, or Queen Anne’s Lace, drapes the summer sky with feathery umbels that carry pollen-speckled wonders and centuries of poetry in their lace-like bloom. Bloom Color & Form Bloom Appearance: Clusters of delicate white, lacy umbels, often edged in creamy petals, with the occasional tiny central floret in deep purple or red—a striking jewel in a crown of silk. Structure: These umbrella-like flowerheads measure 3–6 inches wide, supported by erect, hair-roughened stems reaching up to 5 feet in its biennial prime. Hardiness & Growth USDA Hardiness Zones: Exceptionally adaptable, thriving across Zones 3–11—able to weather harsh winters and sunny fields alike.