@bathcat Oh but the insects love a nice umbellifer. We need more of them, keep up the good work!
27 May 2012, 5:13 am
@bathcat Oh but the insects love a nice umbellifer. We need more of them, keep up the good work!

RT @helenbilliald: Anyone else got an umbellifer / white froth infatuation? http://t.co/TELq44U6
19 May 2012, 1:28 am
RT @helenbilliald: Anyone else got an umbellifer / white froth infatuation? http://t.co/TELq44U6

Anyone else got an umbellifer / white froth infatuation? http://t.co/TELq44U6
19 May 2012, 1:22 am
Anyone else got an umbellifer / white froth infatuation? http://t.co/TELq44U6

Chelsea Flower Show 2012: A private view of the Best in Show garden - The Independent Blogs
24 May 2012, 4:02 am
And wonderful contrasts in texture, such as this grouping, with the stately leaves of an ornamental rhubarb (rheum) softened by the lacy flowers of the umbellifer. The red-tinted leaves of an epimedium, with another fern, at the base of a yew pillar.

Some bees are busier than others - The Guardian
23 May 2012, 2:48 pm
Here there are patches of blue speedwell and ground ivy, and sprays of cow parsley. On a cow parsley flower head is a small but wonderful find, an umbellifer longhorn beetle. This scarce animal is dark ash-grey with a thin body, giant antennae ...

Chelsea Flower Show 2012: Sarah Price's Telegraph Garden - Daily Telegraph
21 May 2012, 10:54 am
Here, the paths meander between the greens of lady ferns, hart’s tongue ferns, deschampsia and melica grasses, among which are woven the pink flowers of campion, herb robert, and the lacy umbellifer Chaerophyllum hirsutum 'Roseum’; the inky flowers of ...

The naked truth about strimming - Irish Times
18 May 2012, 6:36 pm
A tall plant with pinnate leaves and white, umbelliferous flowers that appear between June and September, common hogweed is the smaller relative of the better-known and much-feared giant hogweed; both belong to the Apiaceae/umbelliferae family, a group of ...

Parsnips: sweet springtime treat - Adirondack Daily Enterprise
17 May 2012, 9:04 am
On their arrival, they made delicious fritters, pancakes and puddings. These roots that resemble white carrots (Pastinaca sativa) are members of the umbelliferae botanical family, along with carrots, parsley, chervil, fennel, celery and celeriac.