This lace-like wild flower is everywhere in Maine -- on the side of the interstate highways, on the edge of the parking lots, surrounding abandoned buildings and anywhere that has not been mowed.
Does anyone know what this is?
Update: The wild flower is called Queen Anne's Lace, wild carrot, bird's nest or bishop's lace.
Does anyone know what this is?
Update: The wild flower is called Queen Anne's Lace, wild carrot, bird's nest or bishop's lace.
16 comments:
I love the flower, Ming. It's everywhere here too and so pretty. I 'think' it's called Queen Anne's Lace but maybe someone else knows for sure.
If you Google Queen Anne's Lace you'll see what I mean.
j'aime bien cette façon de photographier cette fleur. On dirait un napperon de dentelle
I like this way to photograph this flower. It looks like a lace doily
This is one of the few I know: here it is called carota selvatica (wild carrot).
Great geometric shot.
I believe it is Queen Anne's Lace also.
Hi Ming! How are you enjoying life in Bangor?
Blogtrotter is back to the «urban jungle», which Reykjavik is far from being... ;)). Enjoy and have a fabulous week!
I have no idea and I've never seen one like it. But I love it!
They are all over here (N. Mich.) as well. They are pretty.
Laceweed! It is a European weed, also called "wild carrot". Grows very fast and is hard to control. Wipes out the native wildflowers.
More about invasive plants such as laceweed that are invading natural areas:
http://www.invasive.org/weedus/subject.html?sub=5514http://www.invasive.org/weedus/subject.html?sub=5514
Hey, it's a nice photo though.
Not sure what it is but its very pretty!
We used to have Queen Anne's lace everywhere when I was growing up. I used to pick bunches of it. Such a pretty photo!
Yes, Queen Anne's Lace - at least that is the name I know it by! It is beautiful...and it lasts a while if you cut some and put it in a vase...
This IS beautiful. It DOES look like lace.
Paz
Yes, I knew it as "wild carrot", "carotte sauvage" in french, also known as "Daucus carota" if you are a botanist :o)
Very beautiful photo !
Growing up in ME we called it "Queen Ann's Lace" and it was everywhere. Lovely to look at, just exquisite photo Ming.
Doris
So delicate!
This is really That is gorgeous!
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