March 30, 2011
Technically, an annual is a plant that lives for one gardening season and dies. Annual-flowering plants grow quickly, put on a spectacular flower show for several months, and then expire. When plants die, they are usually removed and replaced. Our definition of annual plants is also a bit misleading because two kinds of annuals exist: [...]
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March 30, 2011
Perennials, perhaps more than any other group of plants, offer an infinitely rich pallet of color, form, fragrance, and texture. There are perennials suitable for almost every area in the garden, however large or small, and whatever the mood or style. Perennials are defined as non-woody plants that live for two or more years. Some [...]
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