It is similar in appearance to other species of wild carrot and relatives. Flowers visited include umbellifers such as wild carrot and "Heracleum sphondylium". It contains a wide range of flowering plants, including wild carrot, yellow-wort and field scabious. In 2003 Avison's "Concrete and Wild Carrot" won the Griffin Poetry Prize. They also depended on Wild carrot, Wild onion, and chokecherries. The plant looks like the wild carrot plant ("daucus carota"). Wild carrot blooms in summer and fall. Both domestic and wild carrot are from the same species, "Daucus carota" L. Laboratory studies show that wild carrot substantially reduces the emergence of the instars of mites. Plant species which are present here include the cowslip, wild carrot and the common centaury. Green food, chiefly wild carrot ("Daucus carota") and clover ("Trifolium" spp.) made up 7.17%.