Assertion: hop | /r/HasProperty | perennial
Facets:
value: annually
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Is Hops an Annual or Perennial and Can You Plant It From Seed?
text: Because the hop is a perennial, it’s not a bad idea to dig holes about one foot deep so that some manure and other slow release organic fertilizers can be mixed with your soil and replaced into the hole.
text: Hops (Humulus lupulus) are perennial vines that grow from underground rhizomes.
text: Being a perennial, the hop lays dormant during winter and is rather unaffected by freezing temperatures.
text: Hops are perennial, easy to grow, and as you can see, have a wide variety of uses.
text: Hops are perennial and will die back to the ground each fall, coming back up in the spring.
text: Because hops are perennial, once you've planted a rhizome and bedded it in with compost, your hops will return year on year.
text: Hops (Humulus lupulus) are perennial, herbaceous climbing plants commonly cultivated for their strobiles or cones (Figure 1).
text: Hops are a perennial and produce bines annually.