Feathery mounds of finely dissected blue green leaves are topped by chartreuse domes that mature into hundreds of small white flowers on this annual that works well in the annual flower displays or as a cut flower. Gardeners and florists should wear protection when working around this plant to protect against the sap that can cause skin irritation in sensitive individuals. It's deer resistant and a host for a number of species of beneficial insects. Beneficial insects are those that are important to the garden because they consume aphids, mealy bugs, thrips, spider mites, etc. Certain plants, like this False Queen Anne's Lace, support beneficial insect life cycles.