Daucus carota Biennial species familiar as carrots in the vegetable garden, and Queen Anne's Lace along roadsides and in abandoned lots across America. Queen Anne's Lace is sometimes referred to as "wild carrot" or the "ancestor of carrots," but this is backward. More accurately, these are "feral carrots," originated by garden carrots that escaped cultivation and genetic maintenance by people. And yes, professional flower growers do make use of feral carrots. Seeds Per Packet: 100 Seeds Per Gram: 1071
Dara Often enough we see pink individuals in fields of white Queen Anne's Lace, and finally someone has used this variation to create a colorful variety. 'Dara' has a full spectrum from purple through dark wine red, to rose and white. Many interesting variations in the color patterning. Plants are 3-4' tall with 3-5" umbels. Cut once the flower stem has stiffened to prevent "nodding" heads. pricing and more
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