What Is A Biennial Plant? - Garden Quickie Episode 33
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- What Exactly Is A Biennial Plant? Well, its a type of flowering plant right smack in the middle of Annuals, plants that live, produce, and die within a growing season, and Perennials, plants that live, produce, and produce over several growing seasons.
Biennial plants are those that complete this cycle of life over two years. Its a fascinating life strategy and many of our favorite backyard crops are actually Biennials! Watch and find out which ones!
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I love these quickies. So much info in so little time. Very much appreciated 😁
Thanks so much!! I love trying to cram as much info as possible into them! :-)
What can I say that hasn’t been said? I learn more on this channel in 2 minutes than 40 on another channel! Please keep filming these short videos. How about root types in common vegetables?
Thanks Nancy! Root types....! Yessss.....love it!
That rosemary looked really good and it didn't mind the cold 👍
The two mother plants I have really take their winters well! :-)
Money plants are biannual too. So excited to see flowers in 2022. Great video.
Love the Money Plants Kittie!
Please bear with me I'm learning more tan when I lived up north and gardened I've been in the south a very very long time and just recently got back into vegetable and herb gardening I'm older than Biden and still have most of my marbles . The old saying is there's no stupid questions . Thank you for your fresh understandable approach.
My friend Joan used to tell anyone who asked that she was "Older than dirt!". She was still one of the smartest, & kindest people I've ever met. I told her I wanted to be just like her when I grew up. ( I was 50 at the time! ) Most of the same stuff from up north applies down here, just different timing on planting, & some things grown in full sun up north will like partial shade down south. Best Wishes to You from South Florida .
Always here to help Carmella! 🙂
Hey Jeff, thank you for explaining Biennial in a way I can understand. I really appreciate your channel.
Thanks Lar, that means a lot! :-)
Thanks SO much Jeff...I never could figure out where carrot seeds came from! Now I know.
A video on collecting these seeds would be helpful sometime in the future.
Definitely Patricia! I'll let some flower for next year!
@A Place For Gratitude definitely!
Never knew this! You just answered my question about why my Rosemary bush dried up! Thank you for great info!
Jeff,as slow as I am, I got all that,no problem! Hope the next ones that easy.
Ha ha, well done, as always Jim! 🙂
I shared your channel today to a farming pal here in VT who is from Vancouver Island! 💚
Thanks so much Olga....what a small world!
I almost asked the same question , about how the plant like a carrot or beet can replicate after its eaten , lol .
So I guess this means I can leave a few in and the following year I'll get seeds from them ?
That's right Carmella... And it's exactly how the seed companies do it to sell us the seeds! :-)
Thanks for sharing, God's blessings always 🙏 Hallelujah Grace Shalom
Thanks for watching! Appreciate the support!
Thanks Jeff. Great content as always.
Cheers Bev, enjoy the weekend!
Thank you so much.
Cheers Robin, thanks for watching. 🙂
Interesting! Thx 🇨🇦❤️
Cheers!
I have yet to purposely over-winter a biennial and I have not collected seeds from a biennial so far. I have had carrots and onions that were overlooked at harvest survive the winter and begin to grow again but never to the point of producing seeds, so far. Very cool plants! Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Its pretty cool Kevin....not many people have even seen what a carrot or beet flower even looks like. I'll try to snap a few pics this year! 🙂
Awesome info Jeff, as always!!! I learn so much from you. Keep up the great work. Hope your weekend goes well. 😊
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Thanks Brandy, take care! 🙂
Live your content.😊
Sometimes things don’t go as expected: my first (and so far only) Swiss Chart took years to become mature. This year I have harvested a lot from this one plant. Even after it has flowered. And I am still harvesting aka it is still growing (in Germany). I’m curious to see what it does next season.
However I am going to sow another one. 😂
Always enjoy a garden quickie, cheers Jeff. I don't know if you're open for project suggestions but if you are, how about a 3 sisters grow along in the coming season. That would be great.
Can u make a video on growing Recao? Aka Culantro ?
Definitely! :-)
Do we uproot carrot before completing life cycle? Please answer.
Sorry to be super dense. Carrots are biennial, but I pull them up and eat the each year…so how does the 2 year life function please?.
Hey Graham, the life cycle of the carrot doesn't end with you eating the tap root. The life cycle of that carrot would continue into next year when the carrot heads flower and go to seed. That's how the plant replicates itself. Same with onions, same with beets. Yes, we eat them before that happens.....but the plant's goals are to reproduce, and they don't do that until the 2nd season.
Root fruits!
Carrots, beets, green onions, garlic & ?????
Lettuce broccoli cauliflower, collared, kale, chard etc
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