Biennials

This section of the site tells in detail about biennial plants. Biennial plants have a life cycle that lasts two growing seasons: in the first year, seeds germinate and a stem with a rosette of leaves develops, in the second, fruits are formed and ripen. Articles in this section will tell about which plants are two-year-old, and which of them are wild, and which are specially grown by humans for human consumption.

In particular, we will talk about how two-year-old cabbage is cultivated. After all, it, like other cruciferous plants, is referred to as biennial plants, since in the first year a head of cabbage is formed, which we gladly eat. In the row of biennial plants, there are many herbaceous plants - felt burdock, odorless chamomile, spreading bell, drooping thistles, acrid petals. With the help of the tips and tricks given in the heading, you can find out what biennial flowers are and how to care for them.