You finally stopped dandelions from taking over your yard, only to spot your neighbors' lawn still chock-full of them. Should you be concerned? Not necessarily — dandelions can indeed blow into your ...

Many gardeners have a love-hate relationship with dandelions. Some find their nutritional value and contributions to the environment, including acting as a food source, beneficial to their yard.

Though they might irritate you, keep in mind that dandelions play an important role in sustaining the tiny critters that keep our environment thriving. Heather Cwach Special to The Star Driving about ...

A you seeing a sea of yellow flowers pop up in your lawn in Ohio? Well, you're not alone. Peak dandelion season is fast approaching, meaning you'll soon start seeing even more of those bright yellow ...

Seeing more yellow flowers pop up in your lawn lately? Peak dandelion season is here, meaning that these yellow weeds may soon take over your yards, gardens, and outdoor spaces. Not a fan of ...

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 ...

WILLISTON, N.D. (AP) — There's a new weed invading the MonDak scene, and it could easily remind you of a dandelion on steroids. The weed is called Crepis tectorum L., or Narrow-leaved hawk's beard.

I love dandelions. They are such a welcome sight after a long and dreary winter. They’re the first flowers we see in our yard and they feed a whole host of wildlife. Their bright yellow heads stand up ...