What Are Biennial Flowers?
Biennial flowers are those that have a two year life cycle. The first year they grow the green parts, the stems and leaves, and they develop their root system. After lying dormant though the winter they present their floral display the next spring and summer. They produce seeds and die at years end. There are fewer biennials than there are annual or perennial flowers. Although their numbers may be limited, these beautiful flowers still should be a part of your garden planning. for more information on biennial flowers click here The pansy is a well known biennial that is derived from the viola species. Pansies come in a variety of colors and can be used to enhance any garden. Other flower favorites of this type are, foxglove, delphinium, and hollyhock. Below are two examples to enjoy, as well as those in the picture gallery. Pansy Pansy “So Many Flowers……So Little Time!
