The Teeth of the Lion: The Story of the Beloved and Despised Dandelion

I’m not one of verbose reviews so ... if you enjoy any of the following you will enjoy this , botany , history, nature.Well written and very enjoyable

Short, sweet ode to the imperfections of the modern lawn and the dandelions that render the least cared for lot beautiful in early spring. If you know someone who has given up on using chemical warfare to create the “perfect” lawn, or who has just discovered the wonders of foraging, this book will make them (or you) feel even more happy and healthy.

A treasure, both informative, easily read, interesting, very current I formation about a truly remarkable plant although previouly treasured it is now usually considered an obnoxious weed. It should be considered as one of Nature's gifts to humanity.

Was going to say 'must' read; but realized that some folks enjoy missing the point of there being a purpose to us all being here.In learning about the amazing complexity of the Dandelion's story and of it's very complex reality; I discovered a grand appreciation for the "Us All"- not just every plant, but every person (whatever the "label" some folks put on them or us)...The real and complete Natural World order is infinitely awesome.All that, and this author does a great job of covering all the based in a wonderfully readable and complete manner.

Loved this book!

Excellent read...Very educational...

Loved this book made me rethink the dandillion as sad and not just a weed

Packed full of the surprising science behind the everyday dandelion.