Sentence examples for start to bloom from inspiring English sources

As flowers start to bloom, we enjoyed this picture from Rockmount primary.

The marketable part of the plant, called the hop cone, grows when the plants start to bloom.

Dieback in tree canopy Leaves at the top of a tree might start to bloom later in the spring and drop off earlier in the fall.

If it could only bust the monopolistic dams that have parched its economy, its desert might one day start to bloom.

The other is phytoplankton in the water column which, needing more light, start to bloom after the ice has begun to break up, between April and August.

Any I leave uncut will tower over the garden like neon-blue torches as the amazing thistlelike flowers start to bloom.

She zooms in on a stumpy plant starting to bloom.

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

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

The shadbush, a spindly white-flowered shrub, is starting to bloom.

The snow has melted, and the crocuses are starting to bloom.