Collection: Daucus Carota

Daucus Carota, commonly known as the "Wild Carrot" or "Queen Anne's Lace," is a delicate and edible plant celebrated for its intricate white blossoms and the culinary potential of its roots. These biennial plants grace meadows, roadsides, and gardens with their intricate floral umbels. Daucus Carota's lace-like flowers are composed of tiny, white florets that form a flat-topped cluster. While often admired for their natural beauty, these plants are also the wild ancestors of the cultivated carrot and have a rich history of culinary use.

Daucus Carota embodies natural elegance and the dual purpose of beauty and sustenance. Whether used to enhance wildflower meadows, collected for edible roots, or simply appreciated for their delicate allure, these plants remind us of the multifaceted and bountiful qualities found within the natural world. Explore the world of Daucus Carota and let its edible elegance inspire a sense of appreciation for nature's diverse offerings.