Why We Do It

Our goal is to help.

Spread the word

For decades, dandelions have been labeled as a weed. That is inaccurate. Dandelions have many amazing properties that help humans, animals, and insects. They are a non-invasive species.

Pink Dandelions will be a rebranding for dandelions as a whole. Instead of pulling them out of our gardens, we plan to convince people to create entire flower beds of just Pink Dandelions.

Help stop declining bee population

The way we see it, more flowers means more bees, and more bees means a healthier planet.

Over the last 10 years, there has been a 60% decrease in honey bee population, 30% decrease in total bee population, and 1 in 4 species of wild bees are at risk of extinction.

Bees can be looked at as annoying little bugs that can sting and hurt you. However, bees do more for us than we think. Einstein once said that humans as a species can only survive for 4 years after bees go extinct.

We plan to make Pink Dandelions a worldwide phenomenon. Dual colored flowers attract bees and pollinators better than single colored flowers, and for those that prefer yellow flowers, the Pink Dandelion has a yellow center for them.