Biennial plants

Back when I first started gardening and had no idea what a biennial plant meant, I was foolish enough to trust the information on the garden center plant tags without hesitation. That’s how I ended

There are three terms most often used to classify plants due to their life cycle and bloom time. Annual and perennial are fairly self-explanatory, but what does biennial mean? This article will help w

New to gardening? Our beginner's guide to garden terminology 101 will help you understand the most common gardening terms. From annuals to dead heading, we've got you covered.

What are perennial plants, biennial plants, and annual plants? This post explains these 3 types of plants and lists the pros and cons of each.

Biennial plants are those plants which ‘usually’ have a life cycle lasting 2 years with vegetative growth in 1st year and flowering in the 2nd year.

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The fact that flowering plants can be classified based on the number or frequency of their blooms.

By Matt Gibson Honesty is a biennial flowering plant that is cultivated for its ornamental value, specifically for its flowers and seed pods. As a biennial, honesty will develop during the first year, then it will bloom in the second year, and then go to seed. If you want honesty flowers every year, you should […]

Wondering about the differences between annual vs perennial plants? Annuals are short-lived, with a lifespan under one year. On the other hand, perennials are long-lived, living 3 or more years.

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