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2. www.rhs.org.uk › weeds › dandelionDandelion - RHS Gardening

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   Seedheads are globe-like (‘dandelion clocks’), composed of many silvery seed-bearing structures that disperse in the wind. Evergreen rosette of leaves, growing from a main taproot. The rosette is typically 15-30cm (6-12in) wide and is often flat, especially in lawns, but leaves can grow upwards if allowed. Leaves are long, narrow and often ...

3. practicalselfreliance.com › dandelion-identificationIdentifying Dandelions (& Avoiding 12+ Look-Alikes)

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   Apr 12, 2024 · Dandelion Stems. Dandelions produce flower stems from the center of their crowns. These stems are hollow, leafless, unbranched, and generally 4 to 18 inches in height, though they may reach slightly higher, especially in full shade. The stems may be pure light green, especially in shady areas, or be tinged with red.

4. www.countrylife.co.uk › nature › 226888-226888Dandelions: Everything you need to know about the humble ...

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   May 26, 2021 · Six more facts about dandelions. Herbal remedies made from dandelions have been discovered on clay tablets in ancient Egypt and Greece. On undisturbed sites, dandelion plants can survive 10–13 years. They are thought to be getting taller, toothier and stronger due to increased rainfall and nitrates from traffic.

5. www.wildlifetrusts.org › common-dandelionCommon dandelion - The Wildlife Trusts

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   The common dandelion is actually a variety of forms or 'microspecies' and there are also a number of other dandelion species, so identification can be tricky. Nevertheless, look for the familiar yellow flower heads displaying closely packed florets (tiny flowers). The leaves of the common dandelion are lobed and spoon-shaped, and the stem ...

6. www.ediblewildfood.com › dandelionDandelion: Pictures, Flowers, Leaves & Identification ...

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   Dandelions are often considered a pesky weed in Canada and the U.S. yet European and Asian nations have greatly benefited for years from the incredible nutritional value that this weed contains. They are a rich source of vitamins, minerals and it even has antioxidants. For example, one cup of raw dandelion greens contains 112% of your daily ...

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7. www.discoverwildlife.com › flowers › dandelion-guideDandelion guide: how to identify, why it’s so good for ...

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   Learn how to identify dandelions and understand their ecological importance.

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   What do dandelions look like?

   • Generally, leaves growing in the shade will have shallower lobes. The leaves are typically green though they may be tinged reddish or purplish. Typically the midrib is lighter than the rest of the leaf. When broken, the leaves exude a white latex sap. Dandelions produce flower stems from the center of their crowns.

   Identifying Dandelions (& Avoiding 12+ Look-Alikes)

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   What are some common dandelion look-alikes?

   • Here is a list of common dandelion look-alikes: Of all the dandelion look-alikes on this list, coltsfoot, cat’s ear, and fall dandelion are the most commonly confused with true dandelions. They’re all incredibly common all over the US, and they’re easy to confuse with real dandelions if you’re not paying attention. Dandelion Look-Alikes.

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   How big do dandelions get?

   • Fields of Nutrition has medicinal benefits and vitamin/mineral content of Dandelion. Dandelions have a toothy, deeply-notched, basal leaves that are hairless. They are 5 to 25 cm or longer and they form a rosette above the central taproot. Depending on several conditions, dandelions can grow as high as 25-30 cm.

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   How do you know if a dandelion is in flower?

   • Dandelions are generally easiest to identify when in flower. They have basal rosettes of leaves, hollow stems, and often have yellow to orange composite flowers. They’re also well known for their fluffy, spherical seedheads. Dandelion flowers form on a single flower stalk and are composite flower heads composed of many ray florets.

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   How do you know if a dandelion is a mountain dandelion?

   • It can be distinguished in the following ways: Mountain Dandelion leaves are long, strap-like, and vertical. Mountain Dandelion leaves are waxy, bluish-green to dark green or red-purple, and frequently have a red-purple midrib. Mountain Dandelion stems may be slightly hair, and the flower buds are hairy.

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9. bsbi.org › identification › taraxacumDandelions – Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland - BSBI

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   Everyone knows what a dandelion looks like, but did you know that there are c250 species of dandelion recorded in Britain & Ireland? Pollinators love them for the nectar and pollen they provide early in the year. Gardeners curse them for the stubborn taproot, rosettes which escape the mower's blades and the many seeds that are so easily dispersed.