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Queen Annes Lace

A tiny purple flower appears in a center of a circle of Queen Anne's Lace. Photo courtesy Randy Laxton.

A tiny purple flower appears in a center of a circle of Queen Anne’s Lace. Photo courtesy Randy Laxton.

The flat-topped umbel of lace flowers from spring until mid-autumn. Photo courtesy Randy Laxton.

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