A quick little walkthrough of what all the different terms in the flower's description mean for those starting out:

Suitable for beginners: Refers to how easy a flower is to sprout. Almost all flowers are beginner friendly.

Sowing method: Refers to how you can sow (or plant) a seed. There are two options:

• Direct - sowing directly into the garden bed or pot.
• Raise seedlings - starting the seeds out in trays before transfering to the garden bed or pot.

Life cycle: Basically how long a plant will live. There are three options:

• Annual - this means the plant completes its lifecycle in 1 year. Often used as cut flowers.
• Biennial - similar to annual except its life cycle lasts 2 years.
• Perennial - plants regrow every year.

Plant height: How high the plant will grow when fully matured.

Season: The best season to sow your seeds.

Spacing: How far apart you should plant your seeds. Although I chaos plant and never listen to it.

Sun requirements: Whether the plant needs access to full sun or can grow in part shade. Full sun generally means at least 6 hours of direct sun per day.

Soil requirements: What type of soil the plant needs. Generally well-draining.

Time to sprout: How long a plant will take to sprout based on certain temperatures. Always tied to the best season for sowing.

Days until fully grown: How long it will take the plant to be full grown.

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