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We continue the theme of the post published May 15. To get rid of scrolling through the rapidly growing news feed, we give a link to the first part: https:\/\/vk.com\/rusmuseum.gardens?w=wall-6269987_3845<\/h4>\n
Many members of the group wrote about the different uses of dandelions. Dandelion wine, jam, honey, salad, coffee, dandelion princesses and wreaths. Even a cupcake with dandelion flowers was offered (Ekaterina Udalova, do not share the recipe?). Even a dandelion was shown as a cartoon hero.<\/h4>\n
They also remembered the milky juice of this plant. This is so, but another type of Taraxacum kok-saghyz L.E. Rodin, Kok-sagyz, was used to produce rubber. If it is interesting, you can tell about this plant separately.<\/h4>\n
A very interesting use of dandelion as a life was suggested by the representative of the creative profession Elena Kurakina, a link to her page: https:\/\/vk.com\/photo-105197972_387696643<\/h4>\n
Thanks to the group members who answered the question. These are: Marina Nadporozhskaya, Irina Tsvetkova, Natalya Zhukova, Ekaterina Udalova, Elena Kurakina, Elena Golub, Irina Rusinova, Larisa Subbotina, Julia Belavina, Irina Smirnova, Julia Maniskalko, Anastasia Shestakova. Thank you for your activity.<\/h4>\n
Since this is an unplanned post, the question is not removed, it sounds like this:<\/h4>\n
HOW DOES THIS DANFISH BE USED EXCEPT AS MEDICINAL RAW MATERIAL?<\/h4>\n
You can still have time to answer it in the comments. And now we will admire the works kindly provided by Elena Kurakina.<\/h4>\n