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| Taraxacum officianale Asteraceae. A Dandelion by any other name is an enchanting flower; some call it a weed. Invasive and difficult to remove. It`s one of the first flowers for bees in Springtime. Dandelions can be eaten and studies have shown that they are rich in vitamin B,C, and D as well as iron, manganese, magnesium, zinc, and phosphorus. The Dandelion is composed of many different flowers; 100-300 bright yellow, separate flowers that form together to make the illusion of one single flower. |
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