IN THE GARDEN: When identifying Queen Anne’s lace, look for the smaller purple flower at the center of each white bloom

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Airy and white, the flowerheads of Queen Anne's lace comprise clusters of groups of small white flowers with each group opening around a much smaller purple flower. (Special to the Democrat-Gazette/Janet B. Carson)

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IN THE GARDEN: When identifying Queen Anne’s lace, look for the smaller purple flower at the center of each white bloom

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