Fields of Queen Anne's lace waving in the wind make for an elegant sight, but unfortunately, these beautiful flowers can be harmful to both gardeners and native habitats. They are an invasive ...

Queen Anne's lace should be reported. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources provides detailed recommendations for reporting invasive species. Biennial herbaceous plant, one to four feet tall.

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Wild parsnip is closely related to Queen Anne’s lace and has a similar umbrella-shaped flower. Wild parsnip’s flower color is yellow, and it blooms earlier in the summer than Queen Anne’s lace.

The plants grow wild along roadsides and other unmaintained areas, and produce yellow flowers that appear similar in shape to those of Queen Anne’s Lace. This plant is usually found in abandoned ...