"Queen Ann Lace and Wild Grass" Bonnie Remington JohnsonBonnie Remington Johnson, Greenwood, AR Queen Annes Lace and Wild Grass, 2026 Acrylic 40 x 24 We see it along roadsides, fields, mountainsit grows in any soil. Queen Anne's Lace grows quite easily as a wildflower as its seeds spread easily and quickly in the wind, leaving many new flowers next to roads and throughout fields across the United States. Many find this an attractive flower, but others simply see it as a pest like a weed. Yes, wildflowers
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