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[PitBull]

aren't dandelions considered "weeds" or "pest plants"? so wouldn't having a dandelion farm be considered as a nuisance?

Webster defines "weed" as: "a plant that is not valued where it is growing and is usually of vigorous growth; especially : one that tends to overgrow or choke out more desirable plants"

So basically, classifying something as a weed lies in the eye of the beholder. If one would have a dandelion farm, dandelions would be both "valued" and "most desirable". Of course turning your front lawn into a dandelion farm might voilate some covenants and would be pre-defined as a weed by the local property association (a higher power).

 

[Loadnabox]

I'm not really using a dandelion honey either, going to use sage honey with the yellow parts of the dandelions that have a very fragrant flowery smell.


It's suppose to come up with a rather delicate wine reminiscent of spring.

 

[TheAlchemist]

No, because they're also food.

Some health food stores sell dandelion root. It's great for coffee.

...if I owned my place I'd rip it all out and plant stuff I can eat...

Good on ya, mate. Me, too!