Egynyári

Egynyári is a Hungarian term that translates to "annual" in English, referring to plants that complete their life cycle, from germination to flowering and seed production, within a single growing season. These plants are typically sown in the spring and die with the first frost. Their short life cycle often results in rapid growth and abundant flowering, making them popular choices for gardens and landscapes.

Common examples of egynyári plants include marigolds, petunias, zinnias, and sunflowers. They are often used for their vibrant colors and to provide a quick splash of visual interest in garden beds, borders, and containers. Because they do not survive the winter, gardeners must replant them each year, or they may self-seed depending on the species and climate.

The use of egynyári plants allows for a dynamic and ever-changing garden design. Gardeners can experiment with different varieties and color schemes each year, adapting to current trends or personal preferences. Their ease of cultivation and relatively low cost also make them accessible for many gardening enthusiasts. While they may require replanting, their ability to provide a season-long display of blooms makes them a valuable component of many garden designs.