The Turnip, Carrot, and Beet are biennials; that is, their growth is continued through two seasons.

They're biennials, you know.

A garden bluebook of annuals and biennials.

A garden bluebook of annuals and biennials.

A careful attention to the remarks made under the headings of "Annuals," "Biennials," "Perennials," and "Seed-Sowing" will supply all the information needed.

Sow the hardy annuals in the open early in March; the biennials or half-hardy perennials in pots in a greenhouse or a frame, and plant out when strong enough.

" Biennials.

Showy hardy biennials, which may be raised from seed sown in the spring.

Pretty hardy biennials that will grow in almost any soil, and may be increased by seed or division.

The stove and greenhouse annuals and biennials require to be sown in heat, and treated as other stove and greenhouse annuals and biennials.

The stove and greenhouse annuals and biennials require to be sown in heat, and treated as other stove and greenhouse annuals and biennials.

The annuals and biennials merely require sowing where they are intended to bloom.

The annuals and biennials merely need sowing in the open during autumn.

Coarse hardy biennials, that may be grown in any kind of soil, and are readily raised from seed.

Honesty (Lunaria).Interesting hardy biennials.

Propagated by seeds in the same way as other biennials.

The annuals and biennials may be sown in the open early in spring.

Ornamental and floriferous hardy biennials, which grow freely in common soil.

As to the time for sowing, see "Annuals," "Biennials," and "Perennials.

THE BIENNIAL BORDER PLANTS.

Sow Zinnias, also make cuttings of perennials and biennials that are propagated by that means, and put in seeds of biennials under shelter, as well as a few of the early annuals, particularly Stock and Sweet-pea.

Sow Zinnias, also make cuttings of perennials and biennials that are propagated by that means, and put in seeds of biennials under shelter, as well as a few of the early annuals, particularly Stock and Sweet-pea.

Make cuttings and sow seeds of biennials, as required; also a few annuals to be hereafter transplanted.

Plant out tender perennial plants, in the borders, also biennials.

Plant out biennials in the borders, also such annuals as have been sown in pots.