It’s hard to hold a grudge against dandelions
when they have such an awesome seed-dispersal system.

This puffball will probably add another seven gajillion dandelions to my yard
next spring.
Ah, well.
Here’s to embracing my inner weed.
It’s hard to hold a grudge against dandelions
when they have such an awesome seed-dispersal system.

This puffball will probably add another seven gajillion dandelions to my yard
next spring.
Ah, well.
Here’s to embracing my inner weed.
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When I was a kid I never got why adults thought they didn’t belong on lawns.
and I still don’t get it. What’s not to love?
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I know, I know. It’s all a twisted mind-set. I guess at this point I’m not thrilled with the invasive-kill-everything-else-in-my-path nature of the dandelion. When dandelions are allowed to run amok, they don’t allow for much diversity.
But they’re still very cool.
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When I was a kid I never got why adults thought they didn’t belong on lawns.
and I still don’t get it. What’s not to love?
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me too Jeanine! I thought dandelion puffs were the most beautiful flowers of them all!
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They do have truly gorgeous puffs. Practically begging for someone to blow their seeds hither and yon.
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There’s a million trillion wishes in a lawnful of dandelion puffs. That’s how I looked at it when I was younger, anyway. Now…I prefer discovering them in someone else’s lawn.
You, though, my friend Tracy…you are a welcome flower in my garden anytime!
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I like that million trillion wishes idea. I never thought of it that way although I did love blowing those parachute seeds everywhere.
Thank you (again) for welcoming me to your garden. 🙂
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There’s a million trillion wishes in a lawnful of dandelion puffs. That’s how I looked at it when I was younger, anyway. Now…I prefer discovering them in someone else’s lawn.
You, though, my friend Tracy…you are a welcome flower in my garden anytime!
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I love dandelions! Especially our Oregon dancing ones. 😀
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I thought of you when I posted that photo. I know you love your dandelions. And the Oregon variety is so lovely on those long, dancing legs.
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I know, I know. It’s all a twisted mind-set. I guess at this point I’m not thrilled with the invasive-kill-everything-else-in-my-path nature of the dandelion. When dandelions are allowed to run amok, they don’t allow for much diversity.
But they’re still very cool.
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I like that million trillion wishes idea. I never thought of it that way although I did love blowing those parachute seeds everywhere.
Thank you (again) for welcoming me to your garden. 🙂
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