Bright yellow dandelion plant with fluffy sunlit petals in lush grass

Dandelion Plant

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Bright yellow dandelion plant with fluffy sunlit petals in lush grass
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Dandelion Plant

$44.99 Unit price $1.80 each
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Quick Facts

Exposure: Full Sun

Height at Maturity: Under 12 Inches

Usage: Ground-Cover

Shipped As: Bare-root

Planting Zones: 3-10

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Dandelion plants means "Lion's Tooth." Every single flower on the head is called a floret. The leaves are typically five to 25 centimeters long and form a basal rosette above a taproot.

Their flowers are yellow to yellowish-orange, open during the day and closed at night. Stems and leaves produce white and milky latex when they are broken. Flower heads consist entirely of ray florets and are two to five centimeters long. Many children love to blow on mature flower heads and make a "wish." The fully matured flower heads turn into rounded seed heads, commonly called "blowballs."

The Dandelion Plants Are Over 30 Million Years Old

The Perennial is believed to be the first one about 30 million years ago in Eurasia. It is speculated that they were introduced to North America via the Mayflower. They are referred to as Lion's Teeth due to their course-toothed leaves but go by many other names.

The Plant is a Maintenance Perennial Seen Across the U.S.

It is a bright yellow flower that can grow anywhere. It is pretty and needs no maintenance while outside. This puff-shaped flower can brighten up any yard or garden.

This perennial opens most during daylight, and the male and female reproductive parts are contained in the bud. After bees and other insects pollinate the flower, it produces an achene seed. These achene seeds are pushed up through the flower, developing a pappus. The pappus gives the appearance of a cotton ball. When the wind blows past the flower, the seed is launched through the air and starts a new bulb when it lands. 

It Adds sunny Color To Your Yard

This perennial can be seen and found growing all over the United States. They show up on all lawns during the spring and summer months. They will have a beautiful yellow flower when in bloom. These perennials are very easy to grow and take care of. They will be low maintenance to get them to succeed. The bloom will usually last for about nine days once it has bloomed.

The wind can spread the seeds far. They are perennial plants and will show each year. Even when you prune them, they will grow new leaves. This plant is a favorite, yet it was found to be a nuisance at the same time.

These Perennials Are Low-Maintenance

This Perennial will not care to get these flowers to grow. They will increase when soils are wet and moist and even in areas where the soils are dry. They are low maintenance. They will add natural beauty to all gardens and natural regions.

These flowers can be seen growing wild in fields and pastures. Most people know this perennial for color. Why put flowers with no shade when one can have a Dandelion Plant

The Perennial is much more than just a weed. It's known for its bright yellow dandelion flower. Historically, the dandelion roots have been used extensively in traditional medicine for various benefits. It's extremely adaptable to any climate or soil. Just be aware that some people might experience allergic reactions to the plant, so use caution. The Dandelion adds a surprisingly bright splash of yellow to the landscape.

Dried dandelion plant with brown stem, tangled roots and seed head remnants

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Owen Ashland
Cheerful and Hardy

Dandelion established quickly with bright yellow flowers, adding cheerful color to my lawn and thriving with minimal maintenance.

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Reese Pierce
A Classic Native Performer

Dandelion proved to be reliable, hardy, and full of life year after year.

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Pat Caldwell
Easy to Grow From Bare Root

Planting was straightforward and growth followed quickly.

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Morgan Monroe
Perfect for Wildlife Gardens

Attracted pollinators and supported beneficial insects.

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Leslie Newton
Simple and Dependable Growth

No fuss, just steady, healthy development throughout the season.

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Kelly Mercer
Strong Taproots for Longevity

The deep roots helped establish long-lasting, healthy plants.

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Jerome Stevenson
Tough and Weather-Resistant

Handled rain, wind, and temperature changes with ease.

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Ian Benton
Bold Color in Early Spring

The bright yellow flowers added much-needed color after winter.

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Hugh Prescott
Great Value for a Useful Plant

Strong growth and reliability made this a great purchase.

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Gordon Langley
Low-Maintenance and Resilient

Thrived without special care and tolerated tough conditions.

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Francis Huxley
Pollinator-Friendly Early Blooms

Bees flocked to the flowers when few other plants were blooming.

E
Eugene Lowell
Perfect for Naturalized Areas

Blends effortlessly into meadows and wild spaces.

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Dennis Beckett
Carefully Packaged and Fresh

Roots arrived moist and intact, showing great care during shipping.

C
Carl Whitman
Fast to Establish

New leaves appeared quickly after planting, showing impressive vigor.

B
Bryan Rutherford
Excellent Root Quality

The bare roots arrived thick, firm, and ready to grow.

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Alex Leland
Hardy and Surprisingly Beautiful

Dandelions grew strong and healthy, bringing cheerful yellow blooms early in the season.

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Asher Nelson
Draught

These are pretty draught tolerant plants. That add perfect amounts of color to your yard.

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Lacie Bradfors
Dandelion Plant

They have beautiful blooms. They look great where I planted them.

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Teresa Slatton
Dandelion Plant

They have beautiful blooms. They look great where I planted them.

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Stephanie Campbell
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