Nursery and Greenhouse Mock Interview

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Question 21 of 33

In your own words, how are perennials different from biennials and annuals?

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Be sure to refresh yourself on terms like these before your interview. You will want to be able to give examples of each one while keeping your answer concise and showing the confidence in your basic plant knowledge.

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"Perennials last through the winter and can live longer than two years. Biennials take longer to grow and flower, dying after their second growing season. Annuals go through a complete cycle of growing roots and producing a flower, dying at the end of the same season."

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