According to Kim Eierman, an ecological landscape designer in Bronxville, N.Y., dandelions can appear anywhere, and the weeds ...

Dandelions have a tendency to hog nutrients from nearby plants, especially on lawns, where they spread at an astonishing rate. This gardening expert has a unique way to remove them. advertisement.

Q: I have dandelions that are well established throughout my lawn. Some with 2-inch diameter taproots. Some a lot smaller. I also have a colony of bees that lives in the ground in my yard and ...

Remove dandelions from lawns so they ‘don’t come back’ with expert’s ‘most effective’ tip While a lawn full of yellow flowers and puffy dandelion balls may be appealing to some, many ...

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Bryan said: “The best time to remove dandelions is when the soil is moist, like after a rain or watering your lawn. This makes the soil soft and the roots easier to pull out. ...

Are dandelions good for your yard? 3 reasons to keep them Dandelions may look like nuisance plants among green grass in a manicured lawn, and the impulse may be to remove them, but they're beneficial.

WHEN it comes to weeds, dandelions are one of the most common types to find in and around your garden. And although chemical weed killer can work to get rid of them, it’s not always the best … ...

Cheerful dandelions are one of the most common flowers in wildflowers throughout the UK. Once considered pesky weeds, a broader understanding of the biodiversity benefits of this vibrant flower has ...

Whether you love or hate dandelions, they're blooming in Michigan. Here's what to do with them and reasons you might want to keep them in your yard.

The dandelion’s survival success is due to a number of botanical traits. It has a taproot (like a carrot), which can grow to 24 inches deep and can regenerate new plants if not completely removed.