Perennials in a sentence

Recently, people have also considered how scientists or farmers might take some of the sub-properties of perennials and apply them to annual crops without converting them to perennials.

Use perennials over annuals, perennials are richer in nectar and are a more dependable source of food.

Creeping mahonia (mahonia repens): This lovely ground cover (sometimes called Oregon grape holly) is evergreen and at a foot high is a little bigger than some of the other shade perennials.

Flowering perennials fill beds beneath and between the trees and Bronwen struggles to narrow down a favourite.

He referenced a mix offered by the Hollow Tree nonprofit that is filled with a mix of annuals and perennials that pollinators will love.

If you grow tender perennials in your pots like pelargonium’s, fuchsia’s, argyranthemums and heliotropes, it’s a good idea to take some cuttings now and keep them in a frost free place.

Many garden centers have special sections of perennials.

My friend Nelia Sargent of Claremont, New Hampshire is an excellent gardener, growing trees, shrubs, perennials and annuals.

Plus brand after brand of samples filling the walls of Perennials & Sutherland Studio.

Spring may reveal some woody species, such as crapemyrtle, killed to the ground or warm-season grasses, tender perennials and even borderline woody plants killed outright.

Staff says the plot will be used to grow native perennials, hardy vegetables and "other plants with cultural and historical significance" to Calgary.

Tender perennials such as fuchsia (Fuchsia magellanica) that are annuals in your garden can be overwintered indoors like houseplants and returned to the garden in the spring.

The land trust’s plant sale has perennials, ferns, grasses, shrubs and trees available.

The newly finished basement offers extra space, while the delightful backyard is full of perennials, a flagstone patio, and gazebo.

The plants are student-grown and environmentally friendly, ranging from perennials that thrive in late summer and fall (native grasses, asters, columbine and phlox) to house plants and pumpkins.

They were due for sustainable winter planting of perennials and shrubs this week, however, this has been cancelled.

This can be trees (from sugar maple to bur oaks), perennials (from swamp milkweed to black-eyed susan), or shrubs (from ninebark to prickly rose).

This is one of my biggest issues in many of the garden beds and is particularly apparent now that many of the perennials and even some of the cool-season annuals are dead or dormant.

This year perennials appeared that were never in the herbaceous border before and must have been in deep in the soil when it was replaced.

When planting annuals, while they tend to be cheaper in cost should expect they to need replant them every year, however while perennials are pricer, they can last much longer without any replanting - saving a lot of time.