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Vibrant yellow dandelions set against a limestone wall

Closeup of a residential lawn covered in dandilions.

Dandelions with yellow flowers, in a joint between paving stones and house wall. Close up.

Detail shot of a surrounding wall with yellow flowers.

Close-up photo of dandelion flower growing by the stone

Small Yellow Dandelion Flower Thriving on a Stone Wall

Blossoms of the Delosperma nubigenum (Lesotho-Mittagsblume) in a alpine garden.

Landscaping from yellow dandelion flowers and natural stones. Creative bright colors of nature. Close-up

Dandelion blooms, Old Perithea, Island of Corfu, Greece. Corfu, or Korkyra, lies to the west of the Greek and Albanian mainland and separates the Adriatic from the Ionian Seas. Largely formed from Limestone, the island measuring some thirty miles by 18 miles is now a tourist destination, known for its beaches, climate and olives. Medieval castles and ancient ruins chart the military history of the island back to ancient Greek mythology.

Meadow with yellow dandelions, place for text. Flowers of spring.

Delosperma congestum L. Bolus (Golden Nugget),yellow-flowering ornate plant in spring flower bed.

$Medium to tall, hairy or almost hairless biennial or perennial; stems erect, to 1.5m, branched above. Basal and lower leaves pinnately-lobed with a small end lobe, generally withered by flowering time; upper leaves 1-2pinnately-lobed, half-clasping the stem. Flower heads bright golden-yellow, 15-25mm, with 12-15 rays, borne in large flat-topped, branched clusters; inner flower-bracts dark-tipped.\nHabitat: Waste and poor land, field boundaries, overgrazed meadows, woodland; roadsides, banks, sand-dunes, on a wide variety of soils.\nFlowering Season: June-November.\nDistribution: Europe, except the extreme north; naturalized in Finland. A widely naturalized weed in North America and New Zealand.\n \nA widespread weed; extremely poisonous to livestock, cattle and horses, but not to sheep.$

Dandelion growing between rocks. The best-known flower in the world, able to get a foothold almost anywhere. A weed or an admirable, even beautiful, survivor? Native to Eurasia, the Pilgrims brought it to America on the Mayflower. Photo taken in Connecticut.

Yellow dandelion on the background of a stone wall and green grass

Doronicum Carpetanum Calse, typical flower of the Sierra of Guadarra in Madrid, Spain. Vibrant yellow wildflower among rocks in the summer sun.

The hoary rockrose rock plant (Helianthemum oelandicum) growing between rocks

Dandelions with yellow flowers, in a joint between paving stones. Close up, weed control

A vibrant meadow of yellow flowers fills the outdoor landscape, their herbaceous stems and delicate petals creating a stunning groundcover of natural beauty

Hottentot fig or Ice plants Carpobrotus edulis is a ground-creeping plant with succulent leaves, native to South Africa. But is found in many other areas too, including the Mediterranean countries, for example spain, italy, greece, Crete, Also known as Hottentot-fig, ice plant, highway ice plant, pigface, sour fig.

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