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  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG

Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG

No.THF071
Hardy perennial taraxacum officinale common dandelion seeds, edible leaves and bright yellow blooms, suitable for herbal planting, pollinator garden, wild‑meadow landscaping and home‑garden cultivation
$60.00
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG
  • Taraxacum officnala seeds 1KG

Description

Premium Taraxacum officinale, known as common dandelion, is a tough perennial multi‑purpose herbal plant. It features eye‑catching bright‑yellow round flower heads, nutritious edible foliage and strong environmental adaptability. The blooms attract plenty of pollinators. It fits herbal crop planting, wild‑flower meadow construction, courtyard landscaping, forage planting and home edible‑garden cultivation.

Key Features

  • Bright golden‑yellow circular flower heads with high ornamental value
  • Fresh leaves, roots and flowers are available for edible and herbal‑use
  • Outstanding cold resistance, drought tolerance and capability of growing on poor‑quality soil
  • Blossoms supply early‑season nectar for bees, butterflies and beneficial insects
  • Fast‑growing, robust viability and natural wide‑range self‑seeding reproduction
  • Carefully‑screened lightweight seeds with high germination vigor and low impurity

Full Product Description

Taraxacum officinale is a widespread perennial herb plant. The deep‑going tap‑root supports rosette‑shaped green foliage and upright flower stalks topped with sunny‑yellow blooms. After flowering, fluffy seed balls spread seeds by wind.
Dandelion serves as edible greens, raw‑material for herbal processing and early spring food source for pollinators. It adapts to various complex outdoor environments. Our dandelion seeds go through strict screening to remove impurities and damaged seeds for steady seedling emergence.

Packaging & Shipping Notes

Light‑weight tiny seeds are sealed inside thick moisture‑proof inner bags for leak‑proof storage. Outer hard cartons and soft shock‑absorbing fillers are adopted to stop seed loss, extrusion and grain breakage in long‑distance shipment.
Goods shall avoid high‑temperature closed containers, damp rain‑soaked surroundings and long‑time direct sunlight during transit to preserve seed activity. After receiving the parcel, check seed status right away. Reseal unused seeds tightly and keep them far away from hot and humid storage space.

Planting Guide

Best Sowing Season

Sow seeds in early spring or cool autumn.

Seed Pre‑Treatment

  1. Soak seeds in room‑temperature clean water for 6‑10 hours
  2. Mix soaked seeds with fine dry sand for even sowing, due to tiny seed size

Soil Requirement

Rake the planting area flat and clear weeds. Dandelion suits ordinary loose garden soil, sandy‑loam and slightly infertile wasteland; water‑stagnant low‑lying land is not recommended.

Sowing Operation

Spread the sand‑seed mixture evenly over soil surface, cover with an ultra‑thin 0.10‑0.20‑inch layer of fine soil and lightly press the ground.

Germination & Seedling Care

Maintain slight soil moisture. Seeds germinate within 7‑12 days under 10‑22℃. Thin over‑crowded seedlings and clear aggressive weeds in the early growth period.

Daily‑care for Mature Plants

Grow under full‑sunshine surroundings. Only water during prolonged dry weather. You can pick fresh young leaves for edible use and retain partial flowers for pollinators.

Seed Storage & Package

Moisture‑proof sealed packaging guards seeds from dampness, mould and transport‑caused damage.
Store leftover seeds in cool, dry, shaded and well‑ventilated spots. Refrigerate for long‑term storage and stay away from high‑temperature humid air. Finish sowing within three‑month storage to reach ideal germination‑rate.

Product Specifications

Plant Species: Taraxacum Officinale (Common Dandelion)
Seed Type: Hardy perennial multi‑purpose herb seed
Growth Trait: Deep taproot, basal rosette‑shaped leaves, bright‑yellow round flower heads
Sun Requirement: Full sunlight
Suitable Soil: Ordinary garden soil, sandy‑loam, barren open‑land soil
Hardiness: Cold‑resistant, drought‑tolerant, strong viability, pollinator‑friendly, edible foliage
Main Usage: Edible herb garden, wild‑meadow landscaping, pollinator garden, herbal crop planting, courtyard greening

FAQ

Q1: How long do taraxacum officinale dandelion seeds take to germinate?
A1: Well‑treated seeds sprout within 7‑12 days under cool and moist growing environments.
Q2: Are dandelion leaves edible?
A2: Tender young dandelion leaves are edible and widely used as nutritious wild greens.
Q3: Does dandelion attract pollinating insects?
A3: Its early‑spring yellow blooms provide essential nectar for bees and butterflies.
Q4: When is the proper sowing period for dandelion seeds?
A4: Early spring and mild cool autumn are the best‑fit sowing seasons.
Q5: Can dandelion survive poor‑quality wasteland soil?
A5: Dandelion owns powerful adaptability and can thrive in common infertile open‑air land.

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