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Meanings of perennial (perennials) in English
Usage of perennials in English
1
In South Africa another subject joins the hardy perennials -Nelson Mandela.
2
Seed of perennials can be sown immediately while it is still fresh.
3
Shrubbery can be used in connection with perennials with most satisfactory results.
4
Look over the perennials and satisfy yourself that there is color-harmony everywhere.
5
When grown as perennials, seed should be sown in July or August.
6
Many herbaceous perennials are carrying seeds now, so collect some for sowing.
7
They are herbaceous perennials, generally with hairy serrated leaves and handsome flowers.
8
But this is a hardy annual, while lavender and sage are perennials.
9
Think of the perennials, which come year after year to welcome us.
10
This northern section of the state is the land for the hardy perennials.
11
Despite these durable perennials, the club's name means Youth in Latin.
12
With growth low but burgeoning, it is the perfect time to divide perennials.
13
Weeds, as flowers, drop in the three classes of annuals, biennials and perennials.
14
They are hardy perennials, not to be underestimated; they have overcome setbacks before.
15
The increasing use of perennials is creating a new gardening enthusiasm.
16
The biennials can be so planted as to behave like perennials.
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