In case you're a little rusty on your botany, here are the differences between annuals, perennials and biennials. An annual is a plant that completes its lifecycle (germinate, flower, produce seed and then die) in a year. Some annuals grow back from dropped seed.
Perennials are plants that survive for many years with some taking more than one season to mature. When mature perennials produce fruit or flowers and seeds.
A biennial is a plant with a life cycle that spans 2 years. During the first year the plant germinates and grows. The second year it flowers, produces seeds and then dies.
Below is a list of variegated annuals, biennials and perennials that are in our collection. They are in no specific order (besides alphabetical).
VARIEGATED ANNUALS & PERENNIALS IN OUR COLLECTION
