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COMMON GARDENING TERMS
Basic Types of Plants:
Annual: Plants that grow, flower, set seed, and die all in one growing season
Perennial: Plants that come back year after year; some are evergreen, some are deciduous
Shrub: Woody plants that have several main stems; some are evergreen, some are deciduous
Evergreen: Plants that do not go dormant and keep their leaves through winter
Deciduous: Plants that go dormant and drop their leaves in winter
Zone: There are 11 different growing zones in the U.S. and Canada based on the lowest average temperature each area receives during winter. Knowing what zone you are gardening in allows you to pick plants that will withstand the coldest expected temperature for your area. Read more: Zoning in on Hardiness.
Exposure: The amount of sun or shade a plant needs
Full sun: 6 or more hours of direct sunlight each day
Partial sun/shade: 4 to 6 hours of direct sunlight each day
Full shade: Less than 4 hours of direct sunlight each day
Dappled shade: A mixture of sun and shade, usually under an open tree; similar to partial shade
Habit: Refers to the general structure or shape of the mature plant
Climbing: Plants that climb fences, trellises, or structures (i.e., vines)
Clump forming: Plants that form clumps of foliage, often spreading to form more clumps
Mounded: Plants with a rounded shape, usually wider than tall
Spreading: Plants that are low-growing and spread along the ground, rooting at nodes along the stem
Trailing: Plants that trail along the ground or cascade out of containers, but do not root from the stem
Upright: Plants that are taller than wide, with generally straight sides
Height & spread: The estimated size of a mature plant
First or last frost date: The average date for your area for the first frost in fall or the last frost in spring
Native: A plant that has grown naturally over hundreds or thousands of years in a particular area. These plants are well adapted to their native growing conditions (soil, climate, water, etc.) and are beneficial to their local pollinators and wildlife.
Invasive: A non-native plant that becomes established in an area outside it's native region and spreads rapidly, to the point of disrupting the native environment and ecosystem.
For more common gardening terms, see this Dictionary of Gardening Terms from Proven Winners.
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