Dandelions

yes

It is a species of orchid native to Europe, eastern United States and Eastern Canada. It is known as the Fen Orchid as it grows in fens and bogs

Cat's Ear

It did for me

No. they are not poisonous.

No. They don't have lungs. They are a plant.

Eat the dandelions!!! Am I right? What do I win?

Dandelion has been traditionally used for general detox and has always had a special reputation for cleansing the liver. Today practically all herbal formulations for the liver include dandelion root as a major ingredient.

it's believed they will wet their bed

yes

all plants make their own food through photosynthesis

Deer and rabbits eat dandelion leaves.Birds, such as American Goldfinch, Wild Turkey eat the seeds

yes! all rabbits can, just dont feed them too much or they will get a poorly tummy(diorrea)

Coltsfoot (Tussilago farfara)

They are both landscaping pests. They both are invasive life forms found in lawns. They are both difficult to get rid of, since the forms by which they propagate are easily carried by the slightest breeze for many feet, if not miles.

In spring. That depends where you live for the month.

crab grass and dandelions grow much taller then moss and lichens therefore they get a lot more sun.

idkk !!

They are important. Dandelions have evolved over 30 million years. They have been used by humans as a food and a herb. They break up hard earth with the long tap root. They are attractive to bees and butterflies as a source of nectar and pollen. As a herb/food they contain small quantities of sugar, fibre, fat, protein, water, vitamin A, thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin C & E, calcium, iron and magnesium, sodium and zinc. Japanese horticulturalists grow dandelions. It is an emblem of a town in West Virginia and of the University of Rochester

it is called dominant species

mice love dandelion leaves and heads! but make sure they get them at most only once a week and aren't poisoned by exhaust fumes (near a road) or pesticides

Colonists brought the herb to North America true, but not only as a source of food but also for its medical benefits.

HORSEISLE REAL-TIME QUIZ ANSWER~ True (Courtesy of ScarletChick of Roan)

Do dandelions like offspring??

Well Dandelions don't exactly like or dislike. But offspring is necessary for the survival of their species so I'm going to say yes.

I have read that all of the following work for dandelion stains:

1) bleach. even if you have to dilute with 3 parts water (but not always an option)

2) lemon juice directly on the stain, set it in the sun

3) ammonia?