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September 23, 2023 at 11:53 am #126684
Benna
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Hi Fara,

If you’re in zone 6a, a nice time to dig up dandelion roots is just after the first light frost, however you could do it anytime now. Once the plant has died back and the ground is colder, it may be too late due to frost/hard ground more than anything really.

Happy Dandelion harvesting!
Benna