Reader noticed dandelion flowers vanishing by nightfall at mother-in-law's house. Daughter didn't pick them all. Explanation: natural flower cycle or wind.
No mystery—just dandelion biology. If you want fewer dandelions, mow before puff stage, improve soil fertility (they love poor soil), or dig taproots with a dandelion weeder.
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