PPT-Perennials All Season Long!

Maintenance Bulb planting for next season Dividing overgrowth Mulch for winter protection Redesigning beds Celebrate Spring Daffodils Tulips Hyacinths Jonquils Primrose Lungwort Forgetmenots. Seeds should be planted inch deep and final plant spacing should be 46 inches apart in all directions Mulches may be used to conserve water and control weeds Control weeds insects and diseases throughout the year Harvest chives by cutting the leave ND AUBURN Herbaceous Perennials • Unlike annuals, perennials have a denite season of bloom and a denite period of bloom. Plants bloom in either the spring, summer, or fall. Perennials may bl This chart shows the difference between annuals, biennials and perennials. Perennials are plants that live for more that 2 years, some out live their owners, and others only live a few years. All perennials will flower for a portion of the growing season and then store food to assure growth the following year. In some plants, such as lilies or tulips, this storage of food takes place in bulbs; in others, such as hosta or daylilies, they develop large roots. Without this time of food storage, perennials would not be able to continue grow each year. Annuals differ by putting all their energy into flowers and store no food for the following year. This is why annuals flower for a long period of time, usually all summer, and perennials flower only a short time. Perennials must store food to enable them to grow again the following year. Flowering takes energy and depletes food storage. Long flowering perennials may tend to be shorter-lived plants in general.. Forages and Grasses. Created by: Arlene Barrett, Dennis Bratton, Mariah Gumphrey, Haley Vrazel. Objectives. Analyze Warm Season Perennials/Annuals.. Examine Cool Season Perennials/Annuals.. Resources. Maintenance. Bulb planting for next season. Dividing overgrowth. Mulch for winter protection. Redesigning beds. Celebrate Spring. Daffodils. Tulips. Hyacinths. Jonquils. Primrose. Lungwort. Forget-Me-. Maintenance. Bulb planting for next season. Dividing overgrowth. Mulch for winter protection. Redesigning beds. Celebrate Spring. Daffodils. Tulips. Hyacinths. Jonquils. Primrose. Lungwort. Forget-me-nots. Maintenance. Bulb planting for next season. Dividing overgrowth. Mulch for winter protection. Redesigning beds. Celebrate Spring. Daffodils. Tulips. Hyacinths. Jonquils. Primrose. Lungwort. Forget-me-nots. Forages and Grasses. Created by: Arlene Barrett, Dennis Bratton, Mariah Gumphrey, Haley Vrazel. Objectives. Analyze Warm Season Perennials/Annuals.. Examine Cool Season Perennials/Annuals.. Resources. Maintenance. Bulb planting for next season. Dividing overgrowth. Mulch for winter protection. Redesigning beds. Celebrate Spring. Daffodils. Tulips. Hyacinths. Jonquils. Primrose. Lungwort. Forget-me-nots. Maintenance. Bulb planting for next season. Dividing overgrowth. Mulch for winter protection. Redesigning beds. Celebrate Spring. Daffodils. Tulips. Hyacinths. Jonquils. Primrose. Lungwort. Forget-me-nots. Ms. Gripshover. Landscaping. Unit 16. Our Objectives. Identify the different methods of harvesting plant materials used by the nursery. trade.. Prepare . for planting trees, shrubs, and ground covers.. Ms. Gripshover. Landscaping. Unit 9. Our Objectives. Identify the difference between an annual and a perennial.. Explain . how to use annuals and perennials in the landscape.. Describe . how to design a flower garden.. Call # TITLE Audio CD 818.54 Palahniuk Consider this : moments in my writing life after which everything was different Audio CD Allende, Isabel A long petal of the sea : a novel Audio CD Angelo, What is a perennial?. A perennial is a plant that lives 2 or more. seasons and is usually cold hardy.. The term is used to distinguish between. annuals and biennials.. Also used to distinguish herbaceous plants.