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Perennial plant identification please

 
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Anyone know what this plant is? I think it might be an edible plant - possibly Scandinavian native. It has delicate white umbel flowers in late spring - just emerging at the moment.
(It isn't parsley!)
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Unknown plant in spring
Unknown plant in spring
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It reminds me of Queen Anne's Lace but there are so many look-alikes, I don't have the knowledge to tell them all apart.

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I wonder if it's lovage, which is edible and has white umbel flowers.
Just wondering, if you don't know what it is, how do you know it's edible and Scandinavian?

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