Published 1986
Dandelions, though never cultivated, were brought to market in England in the 19th century, just as weeds are brought to market round the Mediterranean today. ‘When lettuce and endive are scarce, the dandelion might be dug up from the roadside and pasture in winter and forced in pots like succory.’ (Loudon,
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