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- Seed: Small fruit that is planted in the soil and grows into a new plant, vegetable, or flower.
- Bulb: Ready sprout from the underground part of a plant or vegetable for direct planting in the soil.
- Biological: Produced without chemical fertilizers or pesticides, from plants grown using natural methods.
- Annual: A plant that completes its life cycle, from germination to seed production, within one growing season and then dies.
- Biennial: Plants that generally thrive in temperate climates take two years to complete their biological life cycle.
- Perennial: Plants whose life cycle exceeds 2 years and allow for continued care and growth after a cold winter or a hot summer.