What is the moral of dandelion?

Dandelion flower language: love that can't stop, love that can't stop, love that never stops.

Because dandelion is always floating in the air, only occasionally in stop for a minute, it has been floating away with the wind until it is blown into the soil and grows and reproduces again. So dandelion represents the love that can't be kept, and it feels bleak. There are also some rare species of dandelion, such as red dandelion, whose flower language is the ends of the earth, symbolizing loyalty to love; The flower language of purple dandelion is lonely love.

Dandelion is a perennial herb with a height of 10 ~ 25 cm and milky white. The root is long, single or branched, and the outer skin is yellow-brown. Leaves have roots, arranged in a rosette shape, narrowly oblanceolate, with large-headed pinnate or pinnate, triangular lobes, entire or with several teeth, slightly blunt or sharp apex, tapering to a stalk at the base, and slender silky hairs for those without hair. Flowering stems are shorter or equal in length than leaves, elongate when bearing fruit, and the upper part is densely covered with white beaded hairs. The head is simple, the end is about 3.5cm; Dragon; The involucral bracts are herbaceous, green, partly reddish or purplish red, with or without horns and white beaded hairs at the top; Tongue-shaped flowers are bright yellow, truncated at the top, 5 teeth, bisexual.

Achenes are oblanceolate, khaki or yellow-brown, with longitudinal edges and transverse nodules. The transverse nodules with medium yield or above have spines, a beak at the top and white crown hairs at the top. Flowering in early spring and late autumn. Born on roadsides, fields and hillsides. Produced all over the country. The whole plant is lying on the ground, with leaves like shepherd's purse, but slightly larger, without upright stems, and flowers emerge from the center of the plant.