🌼 1000+ DANDELION SEEDS | EDIBLE AUTUMN GREENS | NON-GMO PERENNIAL For Sale

1000+ Dandelion Seeds | Edible Autumn Greens • Taraxacum • Perennial • Non-GMO FREE SHIP!!

Grow classic Dandelion, botanically known as Taraxacum officinale, a hardy perennial edible green valued for tender spring and Autumn leaves, bright yellow flowers, deep taproots, and easy garden performance. This listing is for 1000+ seeds, freshly packed for your order.

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• Volume-buy tip: Extra dandelion packs are ideal for baby greens, spring salad beds, root harvest projects, and repeat sowing.

Responsible Planting Note

Dandelion is a vigorous perennial that can reseed and spread by wind. Plant intentionally, harvest regularly, and deadhead flowers before seed if you want to manage spread. Please check local planting rules if your area restricts certain plants or weed seeds.

Features

• 1000+ DANDELION SEEDS — generous packet size for edible greens, baby leaf harvests, root projects, and backup sowing.
• TARAXACUM OFFICINALE — classic dandelion, also known as lion’s tooth.
• EDIBLE AUTUMN GREENS — young leaves are excellent for salads, sautés, stir-fries, and spring green mixes.
• CULINARY ROOT USE — mature roots are traditionally dried and roasted as a coffee-style alternative.
• NON-GMO PERENNIAL — cold-tough, long-lived plant with a strong taproot system.
• EARLY POLLINATOR BLOOMS — yellow flowers can provide nectar and pollen when allowed to bloom.
• BABY GREENS FRIENDLY — sow thickly for tender young leaves or thin for larger crowns and roots.
• COOL-SEASON PERFORMER — grows well in spring and fall; heat and dry stress can make leaves more bitter.
• EASY DIRECT SOW — shallow sowing works best because light helps germination.
• GARDEN OR CONTAINER USE — grow in beds, rows, containers, edible gardens, and controlled herb patches.

Why Grow Dandelion?

Dandelion is more than a lawn plant — it is a classic edible green for gardeners who enjoy useful, easy-growing plants. Harvest young leaves for a milder flavor, allow plants to size up for roots, or let selected flowers bloom for a bright yellow spring display.

For the best eating quality, harvest young leaves before flowering. Older leaves can become stronger and more bitter, especially in hot or dry conditions, but they can still be cooked like other bitter greens.

Quick “Sow & Grow” Guide Step Details Sowing Method Direct sow outdoors after last spring frost, or sow in late summer/fall for cool-season growth. Indoor starting is optional. Sowing Depth Surface sow or barely cover, about 1/8 inch or less. Press gently for good seed-to-soil contact. Germination Usually 7-21 days. Keep the surface evenly moist until seedlings establish. Temperature Germinates best in cool to mild soils; very hot conditions can reduce germination and leaf quality. Sunlight Full sun is best for strong growth. Light shade is tolerated, especially in warmer areas. Soil Adaptable, but rich, deep, moist, well-drained soil produces better leaves and larger roots. Spacing For full plants, thin to about 4-6 inches apart in rows 12-18 inches apart. Grow closer for baby greens. Watering Keep young plants evenly moist. Consistent moisture improves leaf quality and reduces stress bitterness. Leaf Harvest Harvest young leaves before flowering for the mildest flavor. Pick outer leaves and allow the crown to continue growing. Root Harvest Let plants size up before root harvest. Direct sowing is best when growing for straighter roots. Spread Control Deadhead flowers before fluffy seed heads form if you want to reduce self-seeding and wind dispersal. Best Uses

• Edible spring greens
• Baby leaf salad mixes
• Sautéed or cooked bitter greens
• Roasted root coffee-style beverage
• Pollinator-friendly spring flowers
• Container herb gardens
• Edible landscaping and controlled garden patches
• Educational seed-starting and perennial root projects

Important Notes

• Plant responsibly: Dandelion can reseed and spread easily if allowed to form seed heads.
• Use clean growing areas: Only eat leaves, flowers, or roots grown in untreated soil away from herbicides, pesticides, roadsides, and pet waste.
• Not medical advice: This listing is for garden, culinary, and educational seed use only. No medical, supplement, or treatment claims are made.
• Allergy caution: Dandelion is in the Asteraceae family. Avoid consumption if you are sensitive to related plants or have been advised not to eat them.

Why Buy From The Green Grove Garden?

• Former nursery growers — real-world experience with propagation, seedling production, storage, and plant starts.
• Fresh-packed seeds — packed carefully for your order.
• Cold-stored seed care — stored cool, dry, and protected until shipment.
• Great garden value — 1000+ seeds for edible greens, controlled patches, containers, and repeat sowing.
• Small seed shop service — we care about your success and are happy to help with planting questions.

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Seeds are packaged in a small protective poly bag and shipped quickly in a sturdy envelope mailer. To keep prices low and pass savings to you, packets may not include printed growing instructions. If you need help with planting, simply send us a message and we will gladly assist.

Thank you for supporting our small seed shop. Pair Dandelion with chamomile, lettuce mixes, kale, calendula, nasturtiums, and pollinator blends for a useful edible garden.

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Disclosure: For garden, culinary, and educational seed use only. No medical, supplement, treatment, pesticidal, or guaranteed-result claims. Results vary by climate, soil, planting date, moisture, seedbed preparation, and care.