A biennial is a plant that completes its life cycle in two seasons. Cabbage is an example. Deciduous is opposite of evergreen. It's a plant that loses its leaves and foliage in the fall. Sugar maple is an example.
Evergreens are plants that retain their foliage and color year-round.
Juniper is an example. Cell packs are containers are that hold four or six stock plants. Flats are containers that hold cell packs. Herbaceous plants are those liking woody stems, some may die in the winter and return in the spring. Perennials are plants that live more than two seasons.