| 1. | Annual | A plant that fully matures and produces seeds, and dies within one year. |
| 2. | Biennial | A plant which completes its life cycle and dies within the second year. |
| 3. | Bloom | To produce flowers |
| 4. | Cladode | A shoot modified to assume the functions and usually the appearance of a leaf; often identifiable by arising in the axil of a modified leaf. |
| 5. | Corymb | One in which the flower stalks arise at different levels on the main axis and reach about the same height and in which the outer flowers open first. |
| 6. | Deciduous | A plant sheds its foliage at the end of the growing season. |
| 7. | Evergreen | Evergreens are trees and shrubs that do not lose their leaves or needles at the end of their growing season. The leaves or needles stay the same colour throughout the year. |
| 8. | Foliage | Leaf; the foliage leaves are probably the most noticeable parts of a flowering plant. |
| 9. | Herbaceous | It is any non-woody plant, regardless of its flavour, scent or other properties. A herb cannot be a woody plant such as a tree or shrub. |
| 10. | (Inflorescence | Inflorescences are flower clusters. |
| 11. | Lanceolate | Shape of a leaf; narrowly ovate and tapering to a point at the apex. |
| 12. | Lyratepinnatifid | Shape of a leaf; leaf divided transversely into several lobes, the smallest at the base. |
| 13. | Native | Indigenous origin or growth. |
| 14. | Oblanceo | LateLanceolate with the narrow end at the base of the leaf. |
| 15. | Ornamental | Decorative plant. |
| 16. | Panicles | An inflorescence where the axis is divided into branches bearing several flowers. |
| 17. | Perennial | Plants living for several years. |
| 18. | Plume | A decoration made of feathers or something similar. |
| 19. | Prairies | A large open grassland, especially in North America. |
| 20. | Rhizomes | They are modified sub-terranean stem of a plant that is usually found underground, often sending out roots and shoots from its nodes. Rhizomes are also called creeping rootstalks and rootstocks. |
| 21. | Succulent | Plants having thick fleshy leaves or stems adapted to storing water. |
| 22. | Sucker | When a root sends up a new stem away from the main stem, it is called a sucker. Suckers are also any new vertical growth that arises from the base of a trunk. |
| 23. | Trifoliate | A compound leaf having three leaflets. |
| 24. | Tropical | Warm, hot, moist climate. |
| 25. | Whorl | A whorl is a circle of the part of a flower that is present at a single level along the axis of a flower. |
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