Perennials Gardening

Perennials are defined as plants that exhibit a lifespan exceeding two years, frequently reviving on an annual basis. Perennials, as opposed to annuals, which mature during a single growing season, maintain their existence for an extended period of time, often reestablishing themselves from the same root system.
Perennials comprise an extensive array of plant varieties, including grasses, flowers, shrubbery, and trees. Frequently, they undergo cycles of development, reproduction, and dormancy in response to seasonal variations in temperature and light.
Perennials are widely favored in landscapes and gardens due to their enduring nature and capacity to offer uniform aesthetic appeal throughout the year.