Date: 07/17/2019

Number: 1

Queen Anne's Lace, "flower clusters dry and curl, forming the bird's nest shape often used in dried flower arrangements. It's long tap root can be dug, roasted and ground as a coffee substitute. It is thought to be the ancestor of the common garden carrot. Take caution: Queen Anne's Lace is sometimes confused with the deadly Water Hemlock (pg299)." Queen Anne's Lace is a host plant for Black Swallowtail butterfly caterpillars. --Pg 303, Wildflowers of Michigan Field Guide, by Stan Tekiela

Sanford, MI

Latitude: 43.7 Longitude: -84.4

Observed by: Tilly
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