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Dandelions
The white and yellow flowers of the common dandelion, of the family Asteraceae, are often considered bothersome weeds to gardeners, but are popular among children for the puffy white parachute head that develops when mature. Questions in this category are about the propagation, control and removal of Taraxacum officinate, and include some of its beneficial uses that include culinary and medicinal.
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My father used to eat dandelion greens. He also used to make dandelion wine, with mixed results.
What helps a dandelion spread it seeds?
The wind, kids blowing the seeds around, and also possibly animals eating it going somewhere else and pooping it out.
Are chamomile tea and dandelion tea the same type of tea?
No, they are made from different flowers.
Chamomile tea can be made from several different plants, but the most commonly used plant is Matricaria recutita, also known as German chamomile. Similarly, there are several species of dandelion; the most common one is Taraxacum officinale, the common dandelion.
Chamomile tea is widely consumed as a beverage, whereas dandelion tea is usually only consumed as a medicinal or wellness tea. Chamomile also has medicinal properties as well...it is relaxing and shows some promise of having other medicinal effects and health benefits.
There are many varieties of daffodils and that means there are many different heights. Generally the daffodil is about 12-18inches tall. However, the Hoop Petticoat and Petite Daffodils grow only to 6 inches, and there are miniature varieties of only 2-inches. There are others that can reach 24 inches. It's said that the sandier the soil, the taller the plant. Also plants tend to be taller when a clump hasn't been separated in a great many years.
Ferns are considered vascular seedless plants.
Well, they are seedless, but they do have spores.
Does Scotts turf builder plus 2 get rid of dandelions?
scotts turf builder is used to help your grass grow thick. it does stop some dandelions but it doesnt complete wipe them out
What is the tpcastt for the poem Dandelion by Julie Lechevsky?
T-Screw off do your own work
P-I came to get a little help from this, but this was no help
C-I'm not finishing it and uploading it for you
A-Attitude
S-Shift
T-Title
T-Theme
enjoy :)
How can a dandelion growing in a backyard help a young dandelion growing miles away?
Dandelions growing in your back yard today can help a dandelion grow miles away because when the flower itself dies, it turns into white seed, and when it is windy, or a child blows these seeds away, the seeds travel, and travel and travel until the seeds are able to be fertilized, or until they die.
Remember...
- They grow because children, or even adults, blow at the seeds for the amusement, and because when you blow on them, there is a belief that you can make a wish, and it will come true.
- The seeds travel, travel, and travel.
How is a tincture made of dandelion root?
4 oz of chopped fresh root and leaf with 1 pt of brandy, gin, or vodka. With a 50/50 ratio of alcohol to water. Store away for two weeks, shaking several times a day. Strain and store in a dark glass bottle. And more . . .
What vitamins does dandelion have?
Dandelion is rich in several vitamins, particularly vitamin A, which is important for vision and immune function. It also contains significant amounts of vitamins C and K, which play roles in immune health and blood clotting, respectively. Additionally, dandelion provides small amounts of several B vitamins, including riboflavin and folate, contributing to overall health and metabolism.
Why are dandelions disliked by some people?
Dandelions are weeds, and no one likes a weed in their garden.
How do you get rid of dandelions?
Applying corn gluten or vinegar as home-made remedies, removing the yellow flowered heads to prevent germination, treating with broadleaf weed killers, and uprooting by hand or by trowel are ways to get rid of dandelions.
