What do you call it???

As with many wide spread flowering plants there are "regional names". Here this is called "_____". What do you call it?

[Margaret Brown]

Queen Ann’s lace? Very pretty too!

[Carol McClelland]

I agree with Margaret although I couldn’t have come up with the name on my own! Very pretty!

[bkb in the city]

I know it as Queen Anne lace

[Kate]

Queen Anne's lace can also be called wild carrot.

[Casablanca]

I would call it yarrow

[KWind]

Pretty textures and dof.

[Pat Knowles]

It’s pretty....love that lace cap. Beautiful DOF here Gary.

[Kathy]

Looks like Queen Anne's Lace to me. I like your capture of it's lacy head.

[Pam]

I just call it lovely!!

[Annie-Sue]

Queen Anne's Lace

[Corinne C]

Wild carrot flower? It is pretty though!

[Pat]

Very delicate and pretty.

[Melvina McCaw]

Agree Wild carrot or Queen Anne's Lace

[Taffy]

Lovely composition of this flower -- here it is also called Queen Anne's Lace.

[GaryW]

@craftymeg Thanks, Meg. That is our preferred name, but some also call it "Wild Carrot".

[GaryW]

@carolmactx Thanks, Carol. It is sometimes called Wild Carrot.

[GaryW]

@bkbinthecity That's our typical name, as well.

[GaryW]

@k9photo Very true, Kate. That's how I know it.

[GaryW]

@casablanca Ah! I don't know it by that name. Here it is typically called Queen Anne's Lace or Wild Carrot.

[GaryW]

@kwind Thanks so much, KWind.

[GaryW]

@happypat Thank you very much, Pat.

[GaryW]

@randystreat Thanks, Kathy, that what I call it.

[GaryW]

@brokenbird :- ) Thank you, Pam!

[GaryW]

@anniesue Agree, Annie Sue!

[GaryW]

@corinnec I have heard it by that name! Thanks, Corinne!

[GaryW]

@pattyblue Thank you, Pat!

[GaryW]

@bubblequeen I would agree, as well! Thanks, Melvina.