The flower cluster is made up of many tiny cream-white flowers creating the lacy aspect that gives the plant its popular name.
The plant grows from 1-3 feet tall and the leaves are up to 8 inches long and very finely cut, similar to a fern. The plant is a biennial and it has a long taproot, that, in its first year, can be cooked and eaten.
The flowering season for Queen Anne's Lace is from may - October.