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Happy dandelions for happy bees...
ReplyDeleteYes, a heaven for bees...
ReplyDeleteThey are everywhere!
ReplyDeletePeople don't like them! Maybe if they were rare they would get more respect.
ReplyDeleteOne of my almae matres (University of Rochester) has the dandelion as its official flower which is celebrated in festivals each spring.
ReplyDeleteThey're prettier, tastier and more useful than many of us have been led to believe. Time to embrace the maligned dandelion.
ReplyDeleteThey look beautiful en masse like this TFG ✨
ReplyDeleteMeadow daisies
ReplyDeleteMB
I love wild flowers, no matter how small and humble they are
ReplyDeleteI know I am supposed to appreciate dandelions because they are good for bees, but I grew up in the era of perfect lawns and it is a hard habit to kick.
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