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What a beautiful garden! Hopefully you have planned it out to take into account which ones are (most commonly) annuals, biennials, and perennials. See if you can match them together.

A matching quiz by reedy. Estimated time: 4 mins.
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Author
reedy
Time
4 mins
Type
Match Quiz
Quiz #
385,926
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
6 / 10
Plays
1564
Last 3 plays: Guest 68 (5/10), teachdpo (6/10), sabbaticalfire (8/10).
(a) Drag-and-drop from the right to the left, or (b) click on a right side answer box and then on a left side box to move it.
QuestionsChoices
1. Asters  
  Perennial
2. Foxglove  
  Biennial
3. Daffodils  
  Annual
4. Impatiens  
  Biennial
5. Moonflowers  
  Perennial
6. Hollyhocks  
  Perennial
7. Sweet William  
  Biennial
8. Black-eyed Susans  
  Annual
9. Yarrow  
  Annual
10. Pansies  
  Annual





Select each answer

1. Asters
2. Foxglove
3. Daffodils
4. Impatiens
5. Moonflowers
6. Hollyhocks
7. Sweet William
8. Black-eyed Susans
9. Yarrow
10. Pansies

Most Recent Scores
Oct 19 2024 : Guest 68: 5/10
Oct 18 2024 : teachdpo: 6/10
Sep 30 2024 : sabbaticalfire: 8/10
Sep 17 2024 : winston1: 1/10
Sep 17 2024 : MargaritaD: 9/10
Sep 16 2024 : Guest 70: 8/10
Sep 14 2024 : GBfan: 5/10

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Asters

Answer: Perennial

Asters are beautiful, star-shaped flowers that earned their name for that very reason, dubbed by Carl von Linnaeus. There are about 180 species in the genus.

They can be found in blue, white, red, yellow, or pink colours, and flower on short one to three inch stems (overall the plants grow two to four feet). They like full sun and rich soil, blooming from mid-summer until the first frost.
2. Foxglove

Answer: Biennial

Foxglove plants are tall, slender biennials that grow between two and five feet in height and just one to two feet wide. Many tubular, usually flecked flowers bloom on a spike and range in colour from purple to white.

In its two-year cycle, leaves form a rosette that grows close to the ground in the first year, and in the second year it grows into the aforementioned spike with blooms. Foxglove plants bloom in the early summer months, and they prefer full sun or partial shade in well-drained, humus-rich acidic soil.
3. Daffodils

Answer: Perennial

Daffodils are a sure sign that spring has arrived. When first planted as bulbs in the fall, daffodils will bloom in late winter/early spring. The flowers are typically yellow or white with six petals and a trumpet-shaped central corona.

They like full sun or partial shade, and prefer to be planted in fertile, well-drained (neutral to acidic) soil that is moist during the growing season.
4. Impatiens

Answer: Annual

Impatiens are terrific bedding plants that like shade and moisture. They come in a wide variety of bright, cheerful colours. When their seed pods are ripe, they can burst open and shoot seeds out at the slightest touch (hence the name 'impatiens').

Interestingly, the closer impatiens plants are, the taller they will grow, so it is important to space them accordingly when planning your garden. Impatiens plants can grow anywhere between 6 and 30 inches tall.
5. Moonflowers

Answer: Annual

Moonflowers like full to partial sun in the daylight hours, but they keep their blooms closed in the daytime. After sunset, these large and fragrant white blooms open up and glow all night in the moonlight. A vining plant, moonflowers can grow up to 12 to 18 feet tall!

Their seeds can be planted early in the season (after danger of frost has passed) in dry soil with a little mulch. They will bloom in the summer through to the fall.
6. Hollyhocks

Answer: Biennial

The common hollyhock is a biennial plant that produces mounds of foliage and perhaps a flower or two in its first year, then flowers in its second year, growing on stalks that can grow to eight or nine feet in height (with some exceptions reaching higher). Due to its ability to easily reseed, hollyhocks are often given to appearing like a perennial.

Hollyhocks range in colour from white to dark red, including pink, yellow and orange. They prefer full sun, and different colours seem to prefer different soil types, from sandy to clay soils.
7. Sweet William

Answer: Biennial

The origins of the name 'Sweet William' are unclear, but some say it might have been named in honour of Prince William, the Duke of Cumberland (1721-1765). This might be hard to substantiate, however, as the name first appeared in 1596 in botanist John Gerard's garden catalogue.

This biennial grows in dense clusters of up to 30 flowers on stems of a plant that grows between 13 to 92 centimeters tall. Cultivated Sweet William is typically found in white, pink, red, and purple. They like full sun and rich and loose soil that drains well.
8. Black-eyed Susans

Answer: Annual

Black-eyed Susans are commonly seen as wildflowers, but are a popular choice to grace gardens as well. The bright yellow daisy-like flowers have dark brown-purple centers that account for their name.

Black-eyed Susan seeds are best planted between March and May in moist, well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade. They will bloom between June and September.
9. Yarrow

Answer: Perennial

Yarrow plants are hardy perennials with flower heads made of many tiny, tightly-packed flowers. These flowers are most commonly found in pink, red, or yellow varieties.

Yarrows commonly grow to between two and four feet tall. They prefer well-drained, average to poor soil and thrive in hot, dry conditions.
10. Pansies

Answer: Annual

Pansies are easily recognizable as those flowers with faces. They have one of the widest colour ranges available of any flower, and are a popular choice for beginning gardeners.

Pansies can be planted at any time in the year, if the climate allows for blooming in the winter. Generally, seeds are planted in late winter for early spring and summer flowering, or in the summer for winter flowering. Pansy plants prefer full sun and are known to attract butterflies, adding a special magic to your garden.
Source: Author reedy

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