5 Queen Anne’s Lace Bare Root Plants – Daucus Carota – Perennial Wildflower – White Cottage Garden Flower – Pollinator Friendly

These 5 Queen Anne’s Lace Bare Root Plants (Daucus carota) bring delicate white blooms and timeless cottage charm to any landscape. Known for their lacy, umbrella-shaped flowers, they are a favorite for wildflower gardens, pollinator habitats, and naturalized landscapes.

Delicate white lace-like blooms

Excellent for pollinators & beneficial insects

Beautiful in cottage, meadow, or wildflower gardens

Ideal for cut flower arrangements

Low-maintenance once established

5 healthy bare root plants

Carefully packaged for safe transit

Ready for planting upon arrival

Sun: Full sun to partial shade

Soil: Well-draining soil

Bloom Time: Late spring to summer

Hardiness: Typically Zones 3–9

Growth Habit: Self-seeding naturalizer

Queen Anne’s Lace creates a soft, romantic look in borders, meadows, and pollinator gardens.

In some regions, Daucus carota is considered invasive.

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