Sentence examples for blooming profusely from inspiring English sources

Blooming profusely in open fields with well-drained soil or along the road, this showy annual wins the gold star in Ms. Arnold's book.

There are days when I feel pestered by nomenclature, when words like Robinia pseudoacacia — the black locust, which is blooming profusely now — chime in my brain like a simple-minded rhyme.

In early summer, if the lantana is growing well and blooming profusely, give it another dose of fertilizer but use only 1 pound per 100 square feet.

Last summer it bloomed profusely.

Similarly, a plant called snowbush can remain dormant in the soil for centuries until heat from a fire cracks its seed coat, and it blooms profusely.

In years when there is adequate rainfall during the winter and early spring, wildflowers bloom profusely between February and April.

The California poppy (Eschscholzia californica) blooms profusely in the spring near Lancaster, some 80 miles (130 km) north of the city, and the native chaparral blankets the mountains.

Before you buy, bear in mind that pocketbook plants bloom profusely, but only once; and it can be hard to keep them healthy in the blooming period (six weeks or more).

The tree blooms profusely during summer, while the ripe pods are simply collected from the ground and thrown away as waste.

They are available in a variety of colors and sizes and bloom profusely from spring to first frost.

When their needs are being met, Knock Out roses will grow vigorously to a height and width of 3 to 4 feet, have lush, deep green leaves and bloom profusely from spring until the first hard frost in the fall.