Posted June 17, 2021
A perennial plant is one that you plant once, and then it will bloom year after year. There’s no hard and fast rule for how long you can expect your perennial to keep blooming. Lots will depend on the care you give the plants, soil conditions, if animals get at it, the type of bloom itself, and other considerations. However, it should be at least three years (since annuals must be replanted every year, and biannuals every two years), and it could be up to over a decade. This makes perennials a great choice if you want to grow a staple crop–the kind you’ll need every year. Additionally, if you’re prone to forgetfulness, not having to put “seeds” on your to-do list every year will help. Read more.