What term describes plants that bloom year after year without reseeding?

• A. Annuals
• B. Perennials
• C. Biennials
• D. Native plants

Answer: (B)

The term that describes plants that bloom year after year without reseeding is "perennials." Perennials are plants that live for more than two years, and they typically go through cycles of growth and flowering seasonally. Unlike annuals, which complete their life cycle in one growing season and must be replanted each year, or biennials, which have a two-year life span before flowering, perennials have the ability to return year after year. This characteristic allows them to establish deep root systems, enabling them to thrive in varying conditions and conserve energy to bloom again without needing to reseed. Native plants, while they can be perennials, refer more broadly to species that are indigenous to a particular region rather than specifically to their blooming cycles.