Categorization of Plant life Cycle
                     Categorization of Plant life Cycle
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We humans are too busy in our life that we don’t get enough 
time for workouts or any creative things that can bring us 
close to the nature. When we disconnect ourselves from 
nature our productivity in every work starts decreasing. So to 
get better results we need to adopt activities like gardening 
as a hobby. It purifies our thought and tends to generate 
better ideas. Desirable things can be produced in gardens 
that are beneficial to us.
Maintaining garden means dealing with the set of tasks 
month by month. Typically plants are grown based on 
location or purpose of the gardener.
Selection of desired seeds is necessary following the right time of a year to 
cultivate a preferred garden. It helps us to receive nourished foods like 
bananas, oranges, carrots and spinach. Empty ground can be filled with 
colorful flowers like daffodil, rose, mums and holly berry and can make 
surrounding full of nice fragrance. Garden can also be maintained for indoor 
purpose as miniature garden. Any desired container can be used to create 
miniature garden with dwarf trees like firelight spiraea, royal empress tree, 
weeping cherry etc. These trees grow slowly and needs less maintenance. 
This type of garden makes indoor area more attractive.
Plants needed to be grown according to the season and following their life 
cycle.
Categories of Plant life Span:
Annual plants or annual flowering plants complete its cycle process 
within one year. This type of plant generally grown using seeds. In one 
yearminiature plants plants grow, produce flower, generate seeds and die 
in a year. Annual plants are good option for having colorful flowers in 
garden. This type of plant is good for those gardeners who want to have 
the change in design in their garden after one year.
 We can grow annual plants by using different kinds of borders that suits 
best for our garden. Examples of annual plants are aster, beans, maize, 
marigold, watermelon, peas, portulaca, rice, wheat, etc.
Biennial plants require two years to complete its life cycle and take two 
years to grow completely from seed, bloom/plant and then die to become 
seed. In first year biennial plants grow and store food in the form of 
chlorophyll and in second year they produce flower. In cold seasons the 
life cycle of biennial plants may be completed early. There are biennial 
plants that are grown for their eatable roots and green leaves. Examples of 
biennial plants are broccoli, delphinium, echium vulgare, fox glove, 
primula, parsley, wild cabbage, etc.
Perennials plants live longer than two years and continue growing for 
many seasons. miniature treesWe need not plant it again and again for 
years. They just needed to be planted once and they bloom many times. 
Perennial plants require deep and direct watering to soil so that the deep 
root can receive water properly to reduce the disease of leaves. Usually 
perennial plants can tolerate sunlight for six to eight hours per day. 
Examples for perennial plants are water lily, basil, bee balm, cardinal 
flower, chives, kale, lavender, turnip, sweet potato, rosemary, sedum, etc.
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