know the difference between the terms annual, biannual, and perennial.
This series is part 3 of the gardening terms explained. I hope you
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Interesting and informative video. This will help a lot of people Luke..
Thanks Luke for clarifying
Another great video 🙂
Hi not to be rude but I noticed you made a little mistake in the description just thought you wanted to know
When you speak about biannual plants, do you mean biennial? Are the terms interchangeable?
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Great video, but dude you need to do multiple takes. Use some editing software to cut your videos up into multiple scenes so you're not trying to talk from start to finish every time. Some cue cards off camera will probably help also. Otherwise, good work!
Thank you! Great video 🙂
So if I planted tulips in the fall to bloom in the spring will they be considrted biennials or perrinials?
great info , now I know yAHWEH bless you
It is BIENNIAL AND NOT BIANNUAL totally different
How do perenial work in tropical climate? We dont have winter. Will it grow back?
biennial = happening once every two years
biannual = happening twice a year
Do the biennials and perennials have to be watered throughout the winter or do they just sprout in the summer/spring whenever they're ready? Or can you start watering them during summer/spring time?
How do you get perennials to come back when they are in pots? Is there anything special I need to do? I bring them in on my screened in porch when it starts getting cold.
Morning Glory is annual, but I saw some places it keeps coming back?
I like the way you can explained that anything that grows from a bulb dies back to a bulb a comes back again. The visual helps.
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This video was very helpful. Thank you for posting this information.
Do perennials produce seeds or grow again from roots?
Wow best explanation
Thank you for the clarificacion can you tell me if. Hydrangeas are bianual perenials ???
According to the video Biennials bloom in the 2nd year, so do they bloom every two years of their life after that, or after the first 2nd year do they bloom every year?
Wowww, 5 years ago… The guy looks a bit different now. I think he grasped a great experience since then
So….would biannuals always give seeds every other year then?
I don’t understand the biannual one
Can we say perennial as seasonal plants?
Say what?
Peppers are perennial