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There is a good crop of them growing here now also. The bees are loving them.
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I don’t see so many bees in the dandelions. They seem to have other preferences.
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It’s the only thing in bloom here so they are on them bigtime.
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These are one of the ‘hippie flowers’ that I remember from when I was a kid, along with English daisy and more popular Paris daisy. Paris daisy is not a weed, and the cultivar that I remember from that time, with larger and bolder flowers, is no longer available. Dandelion and English daisy are common lawn weeds that grew wild in the vast lawns of Golden Gate Park as they do now. They were among the flowers that hippies wore in their hair if they were going to San Francisco, . . . or after they arrived. I do not dandelions as weeds, but I do like the greens.
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Dandelions are fine in their meadows but I am not happy with their roots in my garden. Daisies can be quite pretty and are less bothersome.
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