Dandelions Valencia Spain: Scientific Name:
Taraxacum officinale
Most people consider dandelions to be a problem weed but they actually add a beautiful yellow hue to the area around the train station in Xeroco, Valencia in Spain, Europe. Dandelions are native to Europe and they produce a yellow flower head that opens in the daylight hours and closes at dusk.
Flowers on the dandelions grow individually on hollow flower stalks and have hundreds of tiny ray flowers. When this pretty yellow flower changes into a rounded white seed head, the tiny parachutes spread for quite a distance and reseed themselves producing more dandelions.
Dandelions love the sunny warm climate in Valencia, Spain and the open spaces where they are free to grow in abundance. The more that the locals try and rid the...
... village of dandelions, they only seem to come back fast and furious. Dandelions roots are very deep and twisted and if you keeping breaking them they will just spread faster.
To some people dandelions are just a part of nature, some use them for cooking or wine-making and some just consider them one big pest. Try all three and see what class you put dandelions in.
Dandelions near the train station in the village of Xeraco, Valencia, Spain, Europe.
Dandelions continue to spread across the field in the village of Xeroco in Valencia, Spain in Europe.
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