What month is dandelion?

Dandelion flowers from May to October but most profusely in May and June. A period of low temperature seems to intensify flowering but daylength does not have a great influence. Seedlings that emerge in spring may flower in their first year. Established plants that bloom in spring can flower again in autumn.

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How long will dandelions last?

Win the War on Dandelions

Equal parts perky and pesky, dandelion plants can live for 5 to 10 years, growing up to 20 inches across. Because they spread by wind-blown seed, no lawn or planting bed is immune to a parachuting invasion of dandelion seeds.

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Is dandelion a warm or cool season?

Dandelions Are A Sign Of The Return Of Warm Weather – UF/IFAS Extension Wakulla County.

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What does the dandelion symbolize?

With their golden flowers in the early spring, dandelions represent the return of life, the rebirth of growth and green after a harsh winter, and a display of abundant strength and power.

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Why are dandelions lucky?

Like so many familiar wild plants, the dandelion has a rich traditional history, most of it propitious. Country folk loved those golden mops of spring as harbingers of the months of warmth. Dandelions spoke of childhood and hope and were woven into spring wedding bouquets to bring good luck.

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What do dandelions mean in the Bible?

The word dandelion comes from a phrase that means “the lion's teeth.” Can you guess how the dandelion got this name? People started calling them this because God made the dandelion with leaves that look like the sharp teeth of a lion.

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What time of year do you see dandelions?

Dandelion flowers from May to October but most profusely in May and June. A period of low temperature seems to intensify flowering but daylength does not have a great influence. Seedlings that emerge in spring may flower in their first year.

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Are dandelions native to Australia?

Dandelions are native to Eurasia, but have been introduced to North America, South America, India (where it hadn't reached naturally), Australia, New Zealand and probably anywhere else where Europeans, the people, have migrated.

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Does the dandelion represent ADHD?

We see the dandelion as symbolising the ability to rise above life's challenges. People with ADHD can overcome obstacles through the use of their intelligence and connections with people who can share mutual support in facing life's challenges.

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Why should you not pick dandelions?

Dandelions Break Ground

“They are among the first weeds to colonize disturbed land where other plants won't grow. Their strong roots can break through the toughest soil and you will often find them growing through concrete,” a fact that frustrates lawn purists, because they absolutely flourish with soil and sun.

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What part of the dandelion is poisonous?

The dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) is an abundant “weed” plant that also happens to be edible. In fact, nearly the entire plant can be consumed in one way or another. The only inedible part is the stem, which contains a very bitter, milky substance.

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Can dandelions make you sick?

Dandelion is generally considered safe. Some people may have an allergic reaction from touching dandelion. Others may get mouth sores. If you are allergic to ragweed, chrysanthemums, marigold, chamomile, yarrow, daisies, or iodine, you should avoid dandelion.

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What is the luckiest flower?

Chrysanthemum. "In Chinese culture the chrysanthemum is offered to elders as a symbol of longevity and good luck," Enfield explains. Gold chrysanthemums may be especially lucky, as they are said to represent wealth and prosperity, she says.

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What is a Zodiac flower?

Taurus: Lily (April 21 – May 21) Gemini: Lavender (May 22 – June 21) Cancer: White Rose (June 22 – July 22) Leo: Sunflower(July 23 – August 22) Virgo: Chrysanthemum(August 23 – September 23)

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What are dandelions called in Australia?

In Australia, dandelion is usually referred to as a weed and generally sprayed with poison or pulled out.

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Are dandelions seasonal?

Dandelions bloom in both spring and fall – the spring is the heavier of the two blooms – when days are less than 12 hours long.

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Where do dandelions grow in Australia?

Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) is commonly a weed of habitation and agricultural areas, but also invades natural vegetation in the temperate regions of Australia. It is regarded as an environmental weed in Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia.

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Are dandelions all summer long?

Dandelions bloom in the spring and fall, with yellow flowers turning into white seed heads that release their airborne seeds in the slightest breeze. With airborne seeds capable of traveling for miles, it's impossible to eliminate dandelions altogether, especially if your neighbors' lawns are infested.

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What time of year are dandelions yellow?

The yellow blossoms appear in spring and fall in lawns, fields and disturbed areas in US Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 3 through 10.

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Do dandelions live all year?

IDENTIFICATION AND LIFE CYCLE. Dandelion is a perennial plant that grows best in moist areas in full sun. Once established however, it can survive some shade and dry conditions. Dandelion grows year-round in California except in the coldest intermountain areas, where it is dormant during the winter.

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Are dandelions lucky?

Dandelion is a flowering plant of the Taraxacum officinale species with bright yellow flowers symbolising optimism, growth, and good luck. The plant also has many nutritional and medicinal benefits.

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Is a dandelion male or female?

Dandelions are both male and female at the same time. For most hermaphroditic flowers, the genders develop at slightly different times to avoid inbreeding. Inbreeding allows negative traits that are normally recessive to become physical traits, which isn't good.

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Why do dandelions have tattoos?

These tattoo designs can also represent resilience and rebirth. Whether they're a golden yellow or a fluffy white, dandelions are undoubtedly a flower rich in symbolism. Some represent purity and innocence, recalling our childhood memories, and others symbolize the desire to move on from the past.

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