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Having become known as a perennial also-ran, Dita won gold at last year's Beijing Olympics by breaking clear midway through the race and building up an insurmountable lead.— Nationalsportsreview.com Blogs
Some gardeners make sure a perennial is always "performing."— daytondailynews.com - News
Height, 1 ft Gillenia Trifoliata.--The Three-Leaved Gillenia is a hardy herbaceous perennial which is very useful as a cut flower for the decoration of vases, etc. It should be grown in large clumps, delights in a deep, moist soil and partial shade, and may be propagated by dividing the roots early in spring.— Gardening for the Million
If Emperor, Imperial, or Intermediate Stocks are sown in March or April, they will flower in the autumn; if sown in June or July they will flower during the following June, and throughout the summer and autumn Stokesia Cyanea.--A handsome herbaceous perennial which is quite hardy, but owing to the late period at which it flowers its blooms are liable to be cut off by frosts.— Gardening for the Million

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