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Can you help me find the name of that plant?

10 years ago

Thank you :)

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Iris GW
10 years ago
Where is this plant? Is it inside or outside? Blooming now? Please give more details.
gerrior
10 years ago
Queen Anne's Lace? It's hard to tell from the picture you posted.
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jekeesl (south-central Arkansas)
10 years ago
Looks like Daucus carota, because of the bracts under the densely packed white umbels.
papayaaa
Original Author
10 years ago
Hi all! I'm in Montreal, Canada.
The pictures have been taken earlier today.
papayaaa
Original Author
10 years ago
Hi all! I'm in Montreal, Canada.
The pictures have been taken earlier today.
TulsaRose
10 years ago
I took the liberty of editing the picture for ID purposes. HTH.

Rosie
Iris GW
10 years ago
This does look like Queen Anne's lace. I guess we can assume it is growing outside then.

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