Sentence examples for start to flower from inspiring English sources

"Some are quite hardy, but they don't start to flower before Thanksgiving.

They can start to flower within a month – far faster than if you were to start from seed.

Narcissi start to flower earlier in the Scillies than anywhere else in Britain, thanks to the Gulf Stream, so Churchtown has gloriously scented stems from November.

Or another alert, when some of the late rhododendrons start to flower, check the plants closely to see if adults have emerged.

It will start to flower in April and by the time it has peaked, in late May, it will be covered in ripening seedpods.

Perhaps just give it a yearly mulch with homemade compost or well-rotted manure, but no extras, and it will mostly likely start to flower.

They're starting to flower.

Divide bearded irises this month if clumps are congested or have started to flower less freely.

It provides cover for the wild gladiolus now starting to flower and only found in the New Forest.

That's progress.Every day, in every way…The idea of progress has a long history, but it started to flower in the 17th century.

I'm responsible for scouting about 300 to 350 acres of soybeans and so far they look good and some are starting to flower.