"spring bloom" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the period of growth and beauty that occurs in springtime, and can be used when expressing the joys of the season. For example, you might write: "The warm weather had brought the colors of the spring bloom to our neighborhood."
Asclepias species are perennial plants that sprout in Spring, bloom in early Summer, and then set seed and die-back in the Fall.
Fruit transpiration rate (mmol cm−2 h−1) declines continually during the 5-month developmental period from a spring bloom, through summer, to an autumn harvest (Fig. 1).
Last March, timing our visit to the wildflower spring bloom, my boyfriend, John, and I flew to San Diego, rented a car and made the two-hour drive to Borrego Springs, a friendly town sitting in a valley of privately owned land in the midst of the park.
High nutrient contents at the end of winter then support the development of a strong spring bloom of phytoplankton.
Over 600 individuals were genotyped during a spring bloom, and it was estimated that the population comprised at least 2400 different genotypes (Rynearson and Armbrust 2005).
The sharp decline in nutrient concentrations between March and May is concomitant with the occurrence of the phytoplankton spring bloom in the Western English Channel (Smyth et al., 2010).
glasgowlife.org.uk Spring blooms The Scottish Snowdrop Festival (February 2 - March 17) will see 50 castle and country estate gardens show off early spring blooms.
PRESBY MEMORIAL IRIS GARDENS "Full Bloom" through June 6; peak bloom Thursday through June 2.
Thoreau, they found, was not the only environmentally inclined thinker to keep careful records of spring blooms.
Marine ecosystem models are reasonably proficient at simulating physically-driven features such as spring blooms.
