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#308113 Feb 23rd, 2010 at 09:17 AM
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I am looking to buy Taraxacum pseudoroseum seeds to grow in large pots because these dandelions are pretty plus the honeybees likes to gather nectar from dandelions by me. I have looked everywhere for them and the sites I found with them are sold out. I want to grow some of these nice looking dandelions in the spring.

Anyone have a bunch of seeds I can buy as it would be my first time trying these so I need a lot in case my first attempt doesnt work.

The plants look like this.
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By the way my yard is already infested with dandelions so dont care if I get any more, I like looking for insects that visit the garden each year so I dont use pesticides.

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I've never seen any other kind besides the dreaded yellow ones that we just can't get rid of.


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These are the same as the yellow dandelions, except these are a bit smaller, and more colorful.

Actually, some people grow dandelions because every part of them are edible and the leaves are good in a salad! You can find dandelion variants online that grow bigger, greener leaves just for that reason, to eat them after! I dont know if the pink ones are edible, but all I can say is they are rather pretty. :)


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