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Queen Anne's Lace

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Description:

This is the remnants of last years's bloom.
Since these are biennial, they will not flower again this year.
Instead, these will grow as wild carrot this year!

During the flowering year the carrot is overdeveloped-and will taste like it.

Habitat:

Semi-developed field - shrubs are also abundant.

Notes:

EDIBLE

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Queen Anne's lace

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