Firstly, they have a very long taproot. Secondly, their taproot has special cells that draw the apical meristem further into the ground, so when the top is removed, the growth point is left undisturbed.
Since they are a perennial, you can't just remove them using a weedwacker before the blooms turn into fluff. The problem is that the tap root can be 10 inches long and the stem is somewhat brittle, leaving portions that the plant can use to regrow. Trying to pull the plant out of wet ground is sometimes helpful. Use an herbicide on the broad leaves on a sunny day; feed your lawn so that it crowds out any seeds before they can sprout.
they're a tap root plant, which is a plant that grows one extra long, thick root straight downward. all of the other roots branch off from this main one and spread outward
no, it is not a weed. it is sth else.
No they're a weed
No. It is a pervasive weed
Monterey weed killer is great for dandelions, but be sure to take precautions if you have young children or dogs.
Dandelions are weeds, and no one likes a weed in their garden.
Dandelions.
Around the world there are Billions of dandelions-they are the most abundant weed in the U.S. Hope I helped :D
Dandelions spread their fluffy seeds on the wind. Therefore, it is not unusual to find dandelions in grassland. Though the bright yellow flowers are pretty, they are considered a tenacious weed.
dandelions
You pull them out. Then add some weed control to the grass.
They annoy the crap out of humans cause we gotta weed em out! :P
Any plant growing where you don't want it is a weed. Some typical weeds include dandelions, crab grass, and kudzu.