Queen Anns Lace 1000 Seeds

• Up for sale is queen anns lace, daucus carrota, wild carrot. 1000 seeds.
• Queen ann's lace is the ancestor of the domestic carrot. The root is best eaten in its first year. The root is usually pure white, long and tapered and fibrous when bent and smelling a strong aroma of a carrot.
• This beautiful flower has up to a thousand tiny white flowers produced in delicate, lacy, flat topped, 2-5" clusters with a dark purple flower in the center. As the seeds ripen, the seed head curls inward to form a "birds nest" shape and then turns brown leaving tall stalks of "bird nests" waving in the breeze.
• The lacy flowers make long lasting cut flowers and a lovely filler in arrangements with other flowers. They are commonly used in the flower trade.
• Queen ann's lace is a biannual plant. This means that it is a non-blooming, herbaceous plant the first year then it flowers in the second year and dies. Let it go to seed or collect the seed and replant for continuous flowers year after year. They will reseed readily on their own. Of you dont want them popping up everywhere, clip the fading flowers before the seeds disperse.
• Perennial - biannual
• Zone: 3-9
• Sun: full to part sun
• Water: regular
• Soil: rich,well draining soil.
• Height: 2-3'
• Bloom time: summer
• Difficultly: easy