ByIksdeeeh
Hello folks,
I would like to make a gift for which I need dandelions (one dried and one just before blooming).
But I read that dandelions actually appear in May.
Could I still find them somewhere now?
Or maybe buy it somewhere for little money?😀
Thanks for helpful answers
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The views to find a pretty postcard with lion tooth and/or pussy are considerably larger…
There may be lion’s tooth to buy as a herbaric plant somewhere – but to flede something for a short-lived gift decoration??
Other similar species are not “real” powder flowers….
But the https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiesen-Bocksbart could still blossom, for example…
No, the lion’s tooth has long been blossomed, and flowers do not lead weeds. So you won’t get anything like that.
Yes, lion’s tooth has long been blooming. But you still find them later in the year. They are rare. There, where they have been depleted or eaten, new flowers are formed. They are usually not as long as in spring. I haven’t seen anyone for weeks. But this also has to do with dryness. The best way to find in pastures where there were also in spring.
No, it’s clearly too late for that. You have to try next year.
If you’re lucky, you’ll find lion’s tooth somewhere on a cow’s pasture or on the roadside.
There are smaller similar plants that also have a powdered flower.
Forget it. The lion’s tooth has long been blossomed