The phrase "flowers blossom" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when flowers typically come into bloom. For example, "In the springtime, the cherry blossoms began to blossom amidst the hills and valleys."
Pick and wash the flowers, blossom, leaves and herbs.
When the flowers blossom, they must be picked before dawn, while they are closed, so as not to lose any of the stigma's powder.
But seeds of his obsessions have started to sprout; the poems in "Under the Iron of the Moon" draw a dismal landscape of decay, in which flowers "blossom in blood" and "fears blow / in the wind".
Party leaders publicly discussed the role of intellectuals in the new tasks of national construction and adopted the line "Let a hundred flowers blossom, a hundred schools of thought contend".
Most of them are done on A4 printouts from Microsoft Outlook of the prime minister's daily schedule – flowers blossom and monsters emerge from the regimented hours of a politician's day.
A myriad of dry-stone walls dominate the land and the hay meadows enclosed within them can be spectacular in late spring and summer when the wild flowers blossom.
Garnish with small edible flowers, blossoms and weeds.
More flowers blossomed near the end of the sleeves.
They were beautiful — like flowers blossoming in an underwater garden — and terrifying.
To assemble: Edible flowers, blossoms and weeds, like buckwheat, arugula, cress, nasturtium leaves and flowers, society garlic, radish blossoms or miner's lettuce.
And Lie Sang Bong, considered one of the most influential couturiers in South Korea, described his collection as "flowers blossoming explosively, like fireworks in a city".
