Haven't seen these plants for sale before- it's a bargain!

Sounds lovely, and not too expensive considering you get 10 plants for just £40! I wonder if this would naturalise easily into my lawn?

• Perennial. A golden blaze of colour in the May meadows and banks. Flowers composed of bright yellow ray-florets.
• Flowers: April - June

Link to Amazon

 

What is the name of the plants?

 

You don't want to know M..

..Unless you like tea/coffee made from it

4quid a plant

 

Dandelions do not grow here, at least not in the south, maybe we are too dry. I have seen seeds for sale along with normal garden plants but I think they were in the veggie/herb section.

 

On my way to work I pass an area known as Yalding Lees, it's basically an area that tends to flood in winter.
I've got to admit in spring it is a massive blaze of colour, with what is just Dandelions.

But I dont think I'd spend 40 quid on them.

 

How much is it costing you in fuel to drive past them twice a day?

 

I have to go that way anyway.

 

Good grief I've just thrown £40s worth of plants on the compost heap.

 

@Selleri I can sell you 20 of these for £39.99 if you would like them - and yes, they will naturalise into any lawn!

 

Yes, but you get to see hundreds of pounds worth for free! Think of those poor souls who don't get to enjoy the same view as you

 

One spring I was visiting Westonbirt arboretume and I looked out over a gate to a field full of dandelion "clocks" and as the breeze blew a whole cloud of white took off, beautiful.
Must have been thousands of pounds worth in that field.

 

Until they flew off ...

 

I knew the time had come for an eye test when what I took to be a field full of mushrooms turned out to be dandelion clocks A crushing disappointment until I thought about the consequences of living near a field like that!