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Jan 19, 2022 10:15 AM CST
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There are true annuals, and then there are plants that are perennials but can't survive perennially in some locations and when sold in those locations, are called annuals to prevent unrealistic expectations. A true annual can't survive perennially in any location. Not all true annuals are summer entities.
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