Hi Judy, flowers that last year after year are called perennials. Perennial comes from the Latin word perennis, per-" through " and annus - "year." They normally have harder, woody stems than annuals, that only flower once a season and then die.
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Annuals have to planted annually while perennials bloom every year on the same plant.
No, the ones that come back each year are perennials
Perinnials. Annuals typically only last one season.
Perennials come back year after year. Annuals last only for the season.
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Perennials come back year after year. Annuals last one season.
Hi Judy, flowers that last year after year are called perennials. Perennial comes from the Latin word perennis, per-" through " and annus - "year." They normally have harder, woody stems than annuals, that only flower once a season and then die.