The seedhead pictured on the front is Ammi majus,
a white-flowering plant that is part of the Apiaceae family and occurs
in the wild in many places around the world. It is much-loved as a
garden plant because of its lacy flowers, but also because of the
delicate seedheads that are especially beautiful after a frost. Ammi
majus is also known as false bishop’s weed, false Queen Anne’s lace or
bullwort, and shares many characteristics with both cow parsley and
wild carrot (see earlier dividers). PHOTOGRAPH ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS PAGE
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