It has small white Queen Ann Lace type of flowers. It's about two feet tall,
and the leaves are very fern-like.

Obviously its something in the Apiaceae.

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TOM KAN PA wrote in message
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It has small white Queen Ann Lace type of flowers. It's about two feet
tall,
and the leaves are very fern-like.

On 08 Jun 2003 17:04:36 GMT, c (TOM KAN PA)
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It has small white Queen Ann Lace type of flowers. It's about two feet tall,
and the leaves are very fern-like.

Yarrow?

http://www.gardenguides.com/herbs/yarrow.htm


Pam


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c (TOM KAN PA) wrote:

It has small white Queen Ann Lace type of flowers. It's about two feet tall,
and the leaves are very fern-like.

Yarrow. (Achillea species.) It's a medicinal herb and, IMO, a pretty wildflower.

Jan

Sweet cicely if it's not yarrow.

TOM KAN PA wrote:

It has small white Queen Ann Lace type of flowers. It's about two feet tall,
and the leaves are very fern-like.