Sentence examples for has started to bloom from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, mold has started to bloom, causing her to worry about the health of her 6-year-old son.

Driving into the city, I noticed that the forsythia had started to bloom.

The agency monitors various esoteric weather indicators such as announcing when cherry blossoms have started to bloom by observing a certain tree.

Arnold Promise has just started to bloom at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, but Jelena, whose copper orange flowers have been going strong for a month, is at its ebb.

After a prolonged illness, my father died on a chilly spring day when the lilacs had just started to bloom.

The gardening books advise doing this while they are blooming, but I usually wait until after the blooms have started to fade.

It's important to remove the matting after the threat of frost has dissipated and blooms have started to form, so that pollinating insects can reach the blossoms.

Spring blooms may have started to peep through the ground, but night-time temperatures still seem to be averaging that of an Arctic igloo.

Tropical foliage started to bloom in his poems, and punctuation began to vanish from them.

All the same, he managed pretty well when the lesions started to bloom.

Then there was the spring when all sorts of lovely bulbs started to bloom.