Without Googling, do you know what Queen Anne's lace is?

[MoviePen]

Re: Without Googling, do you know what Queen Anne's lace is?

Oh, I like that strategy. Thank you. Although since this is a summer thing, the first other wildflower that came to mind for the given environment is something we call Black-Eyed Susans. Which I'm sure is even less clear. Soooo... I'll have to think some more on that one. But thanks again for that angle.

edit -- aha! I'll plug in some coneflowers. I'm happy now.

Around here, Queen Anne's Lace blooms with daisies, buttercups, thistle, milkweed, to name a few.

[theblondewritr]

Re: Queen Anne's Lace?

Hahaha.

...I think it's clear from the context that it's at least some sort of plant. But it's one of those things you can't un-know in order to see with fresh eyes. Could replace with dandelions. Queen Anne's lace looks and sound prettier, though, and I do like pretty things. I'll leave it for now and mull it over on my way back through.

Thanks all.

[Colin Holmes]

Re: Queen Anne's Lace?

As a non-gardening type I had no clue.