Pink Dandelion Seeds (Taraxacum pseudoroseum) Rare pink-flowered dandelion. Pollinator-friendly perennial with edible leaves and roots. Beautiful and functional in any garden.

Minimum: 50+ Seeds

A Rare Beauty with Purpose – Pretty in Pink, Powerful in the Garden

Move over yellow—we’re thinking pink. Pink Dandelion (Taraxacum pseudoroseum) is a rare, ornamental twist on the classic dandelion, featuring soft rose-pink blooms that float above low rosettes of toothed green leaves. This pollinator-friendly perennial offers beauty, resilience, and surprising usefulness, all in one hardy plant.

Native to Central Asia, pink dandelions are non-invasive, unlike their common cousins, and are easy to manage in cultivated spaces. The leaves and roots are edible and nutritious—just like traditional dandelions—making this a standout addition to edible landscapes, cottage gardens, and pollinator patches.

🌿 Why Grow Pink Dandelion?

• 🌸 Rare & Beautiful: Delicate pink blooms add a charming, unexpected pop of color to gardens and lawns

• 🐝 Pollinator Approved: Bees and butterflies love these nectar-rich flowers

• 🌿 Edible & Medicinal: Tender young leaves are perfect for salads; roots can be dried and used for herbal tea or coffee substitutes

• 🌱 Perennial & Low Maintenance: Returns each year with minimal care

• 💚 Non-Invasive: Unlike wild yellow dandelions, this species behaves well in garden beds

• 🪴 Versatile: Great for borders, pathways, raised beds, or pots

🌎 Best For:

• Pollinator and herb gardens

• Edible landscapes and permaculture designs

• Cottage and naturalized gardens

• Low-maintenance flower borders

• Spring-to-summer bloom successions

• Families looking for a whimsical, useful plant

🌱 Planting & Growing Info:

• Botanical Name: Taraxacum pseudoroseum

• Type: Perennial herb

• Sunlight: Full sun to part shade

• Seeding Rate: Thinly broadcast or direct sow; space 6–10 inches apart

• Planting Depth: Surface sow or lightly press into soil

• Soil: Well-drained; tolerates poor or compacted soils

• Height: 4–8 inches

• Bloom Time: Late spring to fall

• Zones: USDA 4–9

• Companion Plants: Calendula, chamomile, lavender, bee balm

🧠 Pro Tips:

• Sow in early spring or late summer for best results

• Remove spent flowers to encourage more blooms

• Great choice for organic gardens—no chemicals needed

• Harvest young leaves early for the best flavor

• Let a few go to seed if you'd like gentle self-seeding next year

💖 Pretty, Practical, and Pollinator-Friendly

Add a splash of soft pink to your garden—and purpose to your plants. Pink Dandelion brings together old-world utility and unique beauty, proving that even the humblest herbs can be extraordinary.