Flowers  in the
Klamath Basin, Oregon
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Dandelion
ani-c.gif (342 bytes) Leontodon taraxacum L. Synonym: Taraxacum officinale
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aka Blowball, cankerwort, doon-head-clock, fortune teller, horse gowan, Irish daisy, yellow gowan, one-o'clock.
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The rosettes appeared in early and first bloom burst forth between the middle of March and second week of April.
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Medicinal
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The soil in the Klamath Basin is alkaline, and well drained.
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The dandelion is my most favorite flower. I don't think there's much to compare to their beauty.
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spot.gif (316 bytes) = Poisonous to animal and/or human
ani-x.gif (375 bytes) = Noxious or Invasive in Oregon

ani-c.gif (406 bytes) = Crop weed in Oregon
ani-f.gif (170 bytes) = Federal Noxious weed in Oregon

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