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I also do nothing actively against dandelions in our garden. Bees and other insects like them, they don't bother me, nor the neighbors, but we also have extremely tolerant neighbors who don't have much to do with gardening. Many, however, wage almost a war against plants like dandelions and would surely be "upset" if the neighbor even plants them in their garden. I let almost everything grow on my lawn that is beautiful and useful. I also let all kinds of thistles grow; I mow around them on purpose. Since then, I have many beautiful different kinds of thistles with beautiful flowers, and especially bumblebees love them. But if you have neighbors who have a nervous breakdown over every "weed"...

You don't have to plant it directly, but you can, very bee-friendly and super trendy, simply create or let a natural meadow come into being. That way the dandelion is in its natural habitat

I fight it with everything the poison cabinet at the gardener's has to offer. A lawn is supposed to have grass and nothing else, otherwise it's not a lawn, but a pasture,

I fight it with everything the gardener's chemical cabinet has to offer. A lawn belongs to grass and nothing else, otherwise it's not a lawn but a pasture,

Yes, I guess I will have to say goodbye to it. I don't want conflicts with neighbors because of it.

You don't have to plant it directly, but you can, in a very bee-friendly and super trendy way, simply create or let a natural meadow develop. That's where the dandelion is in its natural habitat.

A natural meadow would probably be accepted even less than a dandelion circle. In a natural meadow, there are other plants as well that are labeled as weeds and rejected.

I fight him with everything the gardener's poison cabinet has to offer.

Does he actually get cavities then?