Dandelion weeds are so annoying. These little stinkers just drive me nuts. I try to pull them as soon as I see them poke their heads up through the ground. I put weed killer on my yard yearly and continue to spray as needed but they still pop up. I wonder, really, what's the purpose of these pesky things.
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Annoying Dandelion Weeds
Dandelion weeds are so annoying. These little stinkers just drive me nuts. I try to pull them as soon as I see them poke their heads up through the ground. I put weed killer on my yard yearly and continue to spray as needed but they still pop up. I wonder, really, what's the purpose of these pesky things.
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I would have thought like you too until recently I read something about Dandelion that change my opinion about them to certain extent. Lessons From A Dandelion. Dandelion is actually a natural herb that is extremely beneficial to us both internally and externally.
lol ... we have them in Australia too. I've given up and pretend to enjoy the yellow flowers and wispy bals ;-)
Ellen, believe it or not, dandelions were brought to North America (and Australia, I figure) by Europeans. The leaves are edible, and they wanted to use it as a source of food. Isn't that just the PITS?!?!
I think their purpose is to get you away from the computer and give you some exercise by walking, bending and pulling.
Ellen,
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