The dandelion has become the poster child for No Mow May -- a movement encouraging gardeners to let the grass grow until June so that pollinators such as bees and other beneficial insects can forage ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Spring is in full swing, and a sure sign in Michigan is yards as far as the eye can see painted in bright yellow dandelions.

Dandelions are literally everywhere, sprouting up in gardens, lawns, and even the cracks of pavement, and are considered by most people to be nothing .

It is a childhood favorite, but is disliked by most adults. It’s the dandelion — the little yellow flower that shows up early in the spring and seems to grow better than everything else. How does such ...

BON APPÉTIT: Yes, dandelions are invasive, but all parts of the tenacious weed are also edible and offer plenty of health benefits. Photo courtesy of Chloe Lieberman Hello, busy gardeners! I hope ...

From the Denver metro area to northern Colorado, many people in Colorado have been complaining about the number of dandelions springing up in yards and parks in recent weeks. Researchers with Colorado ...

Bright-yellow dandelions herald each spring the promise that summer is almost here. Most people call them weeds, but dandelions are really just a persistent perennial herb. Dandelions are not a native ...

If you have a lawn, you may have seen dandelions, those far reaching, daisy-like weeds that come in a variety of shapes and sizes, from stalks covered in downy tufts to yellow rosettes. These ...