Wild Carrot. The Wild Carrot Daucus Carota or Queen Annes Lace is one of many umbelliferous plants to be found growing around the world. Wild carrot Daucus carota or Queen Annes Lace is a biennial plant that is commonly confused with poison hemlock.
Save For Later Print. The phytochemical terpene-4-ol is probably responsible for the diuretic properties of wild carrot. Most of Wild Carrots look-alikes do not have these or at least not as many.
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In bud the dense umbels umbrella-like of flowers look reddish but they soon bloom into white flowers. Forms a basal rosette of leaves the first year and an erect flowering stalk the following year flowering occurs from. Wild Carrot is edible as well as a useful herb. Save For Later Print.