I left two small weeds on my property last fall thinking they were Queen Anne's Lace, with the intention of pulling them this summer as they flowered, enjoying their leaves for ornamental value. Now that they have flowered/nearly flowered, I'm not so sure of their ID. One plant I'm fairly confident is Daucus carota, or Queen Anne's Lace. There are multiple thin stems coming from the crown, they are green, hairy and don't seem hollow. The branches alternate along their stem. The leaves have no odor to them. The flower lacks the characteristic black spot, though I know it can sometimes be missing. It is also about 3 feet tall, which I understand is larger than normal. This is the 1st picture included. The other plant is different. I don't believe it is hemlock but I need to be sure. I believe it to be Myrrhis odorata, or Sweet Cicely. There are two thick stems coming from the crown, they are shiny, green, ribbed, hairless and seem hollow. There is no purple mottling on the stems, but again I know it can sometimes be missing on hemlock. The branches circle around their stem. The leaves have a distinctly herbal and pleasant smell when crushed. It has not yet flowered. It is about 5 feet tall. I'd like more information on the cicely if that is the proper ID. I've not found much from Michigan Extension on this plant. The information I have gotten has been from the UK. Thank you!