Annuals
Annuals and biennials provide many useful crops, including tomatoes and many herbs such as basil and coriander (which produces "cilantro" leaves, in Spanish and American English).
Annuals can sometimes be made to last for more than a year, depending on the climate, by preventing them from seeding. Prune back hard as soon as flowers appear - probably much harder than you think you should, even to a few centimeters above their lowest branch. This causes them to focus their energy on leaf growth. If annuals successfully seed, they will die.
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