10 Questions
What are the three categories of seasonal plants based on the number of growing seasons they take to complete their full life cycle?
annual, biennial, and perennial
What is the definition of a growing season?
a period of time in the year when plants can grow
How is the length of the growing season measured?
by the length of the growing season in terms of temperature or frost-free days
What is the difference between annuals and perennials?
Annuals complete their life cycle in one growing season, while perennials can come back year after year without dying.
What are some advantages of choosing a combination of annuals and perennials in a garden?
Annuals offer instant gratification with bright colors, while perennials provide a habitat for pollinators and local wildlife.
What are the characteristics of half-hardy annuals?
Half-hardy annuals tolerate cold and damp weather as well as moderate frost, and they can be planted weeks before the frost-free date.
What are tender annuals?
Tender annuals are plants that cannot tolerate cool soil and air and will be killed by frost.
What are tender perennials?
Tender perennials are plants that can come back every year if planted in warmer zones, but cannot tolerate frost.
What are the characteristics of hardy annuals?
Hardy annuals can tolerate cold soil, air, and light frosts without any damage.
What is the difference between evergreen and deciduous woody perennial plants?
Evergreen woody perennial plants support their leaves all year-round, while deciduous woody perennial plants shed their leaves in the dormant season.
Test your knowledge about seasonal plants and their life cycles in this quiz. Learn about the three categories of plants based on the number of growing seasons they require to complete their life cycle.
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