Biennial Seeds
Biennials require two years to complete their lifecycle. The first year, they reach their roots deep into the ground and grow ample foliage, reserving their bloom for the following year. Next spring to early summer, their early blooming fills the garden with flowers way before summer annuals come into their own. After flowering, they set seed, which drops to the ground and sprouts to continue the cycle.
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Biennial Seeds
Biennials require two years to complete their lifecycle. The first year, they reach their roots deep into the ground and grow ample foliage, reserving their bloom for the following year. Next spring to early summer, their early blooming fills the garden with flowers way before summer annuals come into their own. After flowering, they set seed, which drops to the ground and sprouts to continue the cycle.