Soon to bloom, this plant was found on a flat area of land. The land was dominated with grass, weeds, and booming with pollinators. This plant is attractive to butterflies and wasps although I didn't see any butterflies out. Their flowers are white, and the roots may be edible when young. The crushed seeds were once thought to be a form of birth control.
This is a dead Queen Anne's Lace flower that is still standing in the field. It has a beautiful skeleton that resembles a firework.
Daucus is a genus of herbaceous plants of the family Apiaceae of which the best-known species is the cultivated carrot.
