Dandelion plant

HGTV describes 25 common weeds so you can identify them -- including dandelion, wild violet, bindweed, wild garlic, thistle, chickweed, oxalis and garlic mustard -- and offers tips on controlling weed types.

What are dandelions good for? Learn why it might be a good idea to keep those fluffy, yellow flowers around this spring.

A keepsake dandelion shot before I sprayed the weed killer. They look nice, but still need the land for nicer stuff!

Dandelion is just a weed to some, but savvy foragers know how to use it for free food and medicine. We\'ll share how, plus tips to get rid of excess plants. via @

Many people battle the humble dandelion, which grows in lawns and sunny open spaces throughout the world. But if these maligned yellow-blossomed plants pop...

Dandelions are more than just pesky weeds – the leaves, flowers, and roots are edible and nutritious. Learn how to grow dandelions now on Gardener's Path.

Dandelion flowers are often mislooked as a common weed, but their actually a pretty powerful ancient herb packed with health benefits.

It's time to rethink our view of the humble dandelion. You'll be amazed at the many health benefits contained in dandelion root!

Another image this time showing the distinctive leaves as well.

Herbs make a useful and aromatic addition to any garden and are also a great option for windowsills, kitchen gardens, or other small spaces.