Daucus pusillus (American Wild Carrot)

Plant Description: A common west coast native biennial wildflower with an edible carrot taproot. Flowers resemble Queen Anne's Lace but differs with shorter stems and smaller flowers. 

Roots are small, edible carrots *NEVER CONSUME PLANTS WITHOUT PROPER ID*

• Height: up to 3 ft
• Width: 1ft
• Watering needs: moist
• Sun needs: full-part sun
• Soil needs: moist, well-draining, tolerates sandy and clay soil
• Bloom Time: March-May
• Portland Plant List (Backyard Habitat Certification): No

Landscape Use and Ecological Function: Wild American Carrot thrives in sunny, moist locations and grows commonly in open woods, moist meadows, and roadside ditches. Add to your garden as a native edible in your food forest or meadowscape. Attracts pollinators and birds.