Dandelion Bare Root, scientifically named Taraxacum officinale, is a perennial herb recognized for its iconic yellow flowers and toothed leaves. This hardy plant, often deemed a weed, boasts a deep taproot and a basal rosette of leaves from which a solitary yellow flower head emerges. Known for its adaptability, dandelions flourish in diverse climates and soil types. Beyond their reputation as lawn invaders, these plants serve as valuable contributors to ecosystems and offer various culinary and medicinal benefits. Sunlight: Flourishing in full sunlight, Dandelion Bare Root also tolerates partial shade. Soil: Well-draining soils of different types, with a preference for nutrient-rich, loamy soil. Watering: Drought-tolerant, Dandelions can thrive with minimal watering, though occasional moisture is beneficial.