Name: Dandelion Seeds (Taraxacum officinale)
SKU: UK-23000
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Dandelion Seeds: Taraxacum officinale

Fast Fact:

Latin Name: Taraxacum officinale
Common Name(s): Dandelion
Plant Type: Perennial
Height: 5-40cm Tall
Type: Herb
Width: 30 Spread
Heirloom: Yes
Habitat: Sun, All Soils
Uses: Culinary / Medicinal
Color: Yellow
Harvest: 95 Days (Leaf) 365 Days (Root)
Environment: Full Sunlight / Partial Shade

Heirloom Seeds: Genshin Dandelion Seeds

Start fresh Taraxacum officinale seeds to grow dandelion. Dandelion is most frequently found in our own backyards, but it can also be found in highway medians and vacant fields. Although dandelions are typically thought of as a bothersome nuisance, many people grow them in their herb gardens because they are tasty herbs! Dandelion plants have a variety of purposes; in addition to being used medicinally, their leaves and blossoms are frequently added to salads or used as a garnish.

The mature height of a dandelion herb plant can range from 20 to 45 cm. The stems are hollow and the leaves are delicate. Dandelion blossoms have a diameter of about 3 to 4 cm and they are positioned at the top of extremely tightly packed plants. When grown as a perennial, dandelion plants grow swiftly, blossom, then, if the roots are left intact, die with the first frost the following year. Seeds can be saved for later use, or they can fall to the ground and sprout again.

As previously mentioned, dandelion herbs are used in cooking as well as medicine. These robust plants are thought to have health benefits from their leaves. Chopped dandelion leaves can give you 10% of your daily necessary calcium intake in just one cup! They are also a fantastic source of protein and iron, and they are rich in important vitamins and minerals. The minerals included in dandelion greens may help lower the risk of some illness.

You will discover that establishing dandelion plants from fresh seeds is not at all difficult. They are among the simplest plants to care for and thrive, needing very little particular attention.

Planting different seed varieties next to each other for the benefit of one or more plants is known as companion planting. Certain plants complement one another by drawing in helpful insects and repelling undesirable ones. Some help with pollination. There are plants that coexist harmoniously, whereas others have antagonistic (aggressive) relationships.

Newly Packed: Packed for the current growing season, these seeds will also offer excellent germination rates for the next year.

Our seeds are sustainable and non-GMO. Reusable, recyclable, and climate-friendly are the attributes of our packaging.

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