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Type of Annual Flowers |
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| Flowers have a separate language of their own and with it they speak. In short flowers are the voice of nature, whatever nature wants to speak to humans; she speaks it through the flowers. Different kind of flowers has different words to speak for. Any change in nature is expressed by flowers first; for example when spring comes, the spring flowers are the first to bloom and announce its advent. Similarly there are flowers for every kind of occasions. Among these occasional flowers, annual flowers are important. |
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Annual flowering plants are those plants which have an annual life span. Most type of annual flowers are planted in spring, they bloom all through summer and fall and finally dies with the first frost. Some exceptional types of annual flowers are the winter annual flowers like, pansies, violas and flowering cabbages. These annual flowers are planted during fall, blooms all through winter and early spring and finally die in early summer. Thus, these winter flowers have a reverse life cycle to the ordinary type of annual type of flowers.
Among the other type of annual flowers are half-hardy annuals which can stand damp and cold climate. It fails to withstand frost weather conditions. These annuals are planted outdoors in spring. These flowers do not need warm soil temperatures to grow. Some important half-hardy types of annual flowers are bells of Ireland, forget-me-nots, love-in-a-mist, snow-on-the-mountain, strawflower, etc.
Tender annual flower types are sensitive to frozen soil type and are damaged by frost easily. Some of these types of annual flowers are marigold, morning glory, begonia, scarlet sage and zinnia. Other types of annual flowers are cold season annuals and warm season annuals. Flowers in the former category are petunia and snapdragons, while flowers in the second category are pentas and blue daze. Get back to Dgreetings to know more about the various types of flowers.
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