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    Annual Plants:: Creepers and Climbers

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    The document describes different types of plants that can be grown in gardens, including annuals, biennials, perennials, creepers/climbers, shrubs, bulbs, ferns, and trees. Annuals live for one year, biennials for two years, and perennials last for more than two years. Examples are provided for each plant type, such as marigolds for annuals, foxgloves for biennials, and bleeding hearts for perennials. Creepers have thick leaves and colorful flowers, while climbers need support to grow upwards. Shrubs can be flowering or ornamental, and examples include hibiscus and junipers. Bulbs

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    The document describes different types of plants that can be grown in gardens, including annuals, biennials, perennials, creepers/climbers, shrubs, bulbs, ferns, and trees. Annuals live for one year, biennials for two years, and perennials last for more than two years. Examples are provided for each plant type, such as marigolds for annuals, foxgloves for biennials, and bleeding hearts for perennials. Creepers have thick leaves and colorful flowers, while climbers need support to grow upwards. Shrubs can be flowering or ornamental, and examples include hibiscus and junipers. Bulbs

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    The document describes different types of plants that can be grown in gardens, including annuals, biennials, perennials, creepers/climbers, shrubs, bulbs, ferns, and trees. Annuals live for one year, biennials for two years, and perennials last for more than two years. Examples are provided for each plant type, such as marigolds for annuals, foxgloves for biennials, and bleeding hearts for perennials. Creepers have thick leaves and colorful flowers, while climbers need support to grow upwards. Shrubs can be flowering or ornamental, and examples include hibiscus and junipers. Bulbs

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    Annual Plants: Annual plants are the plants that live for a year.

    These are known


    as seasonal flowering plants. Annual plants are grown through seeds. They grow,
    give flowers and seeds and then die. Annuals add beauty to the garden design with
    their colors. They give you the option of changing look of the garden every year.
    Here are some examples of annual plants Asters, Phlox, Balsam, Cosmos, Marigold,
    Salvias and Dianthus.
    Biennial Plants: Biennial is a plant that live for two years. These are also seasonal
    flowering plants. Under extreme climatic conditions, a biennial plant may complete
    its life cycle in very short period of time ( two or three months instead of two years).
    Here are some examples of biennial plants Foxglove, Canterbury bells, Dianthus
    Barbatus (Sweet William).
    Perennial Plants: Perennials are flowering plants that last longer and keep on
    flowering. Perennial is a good option for those who do not want to change plants of
    garden. there is no need of replanting year after year. Penerrials need deep
    watering. Here are some examples of penerrials: Bleeding heart, Gerberas,
    Geraniums, Anthuriums

    Creepers and Climbers: Creepers are evergreen trailing plants having thick, glossy leaves and
    colorful flowers. Most creepers are flowering plants. Climbers are the plants with soft stems that
    grow only with a support. These plants can be grown along the top of the compound wall or as a
    cover for walls. Honeysuckle, Russian vine, Sweet Peas and Ivy are some creepers and climbers.
    Ivy and devils Ivy (money plants) are best option for garden. Money plant can be grown in pots
    or basket.

    Shrubs: Shrubs are woody plants smaller than tree that is less than 15 feet in height. Shrubs can
    be flowering and ornamental. Flowering shrubs have flowers through out the year. Flowering
    shrubs can be grown in a shrub border or in a mixed border. They will be mixed with other
    different plants such as annuals and perennials. Shrubs such as lilacs, viburnum and purple leaf
    sandcherry can be grown in garden. Here are some examples of flowering shrubs like Ixona,
    Mosanda, Pentas, Hibiscus, Lantana etc.
    Ornamental shrubs do not have flowers but these are best for their evergreen shrubbery, shapes
    and look. Here is example of some ornamental shrubs like Juniperus, Tuja compacta,
    Eranthemum, Aralia, Acalypha Hispidia, Crotons etc.

    Bulbs: Bulbs are a specific stem structure; they are guaranteed to grow. They need the right
    amount of moisture and warmth to grow. Here are some examples of bulb like Daffodils, Tulips,
    Blue bells, lily; tulip etc. bulbs are also seasonal like summer, winter and spring plants. Summer
    flowering bulbs are Tuberous begonia, calla, Canna lily, Dahlia, gladiolus and lily. Winter and
    Spring-Flowering Bulbs are Crocus, snowdrop, hyacinth, Daffodil, Tulip, Iris, allium etc.

    Ferns: Ferns are flowerless plants with beautiful look. Ferns vary in texture, height and shape.
    Some ferns are evergreen which give attractive look in winters too.

    Trees: Trees can be flowering, fruitful and ornamental etc. flowering and ornamental trees are
    ideal for home garden. Medium height trees are good for home garden. Here are some trees
    which can be planted in home garden like Cornus Florida (Flowering Dogwood), Magnolia,
    Hydrangea Paniculata, Cassia fistula, Jacaranda, Tecoma argentea, Cassia javanica etc.

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