Sentence examples for started to flower from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Persicaria amplexicaulis will have started to flower in late July, but they wait until this potentially scruffy moment to bring it back together again with delicate tapers.

Fast-growing perennials and bi-annuals like black-eyed Susan and coreopsis have started to flower, but "it's certainly nothing to take your breath away," he said.

They then grew the plants for 8 weeks, until the sea rocket started to flower, and then uprooted them to see how fully the roots, stems, leaves, and buds had developed.

There were no other significant differences between regions; however there was a general trend that flowers of Southern region populations started to flower later, and had later timing of anther-stigma contact and later onset of stigma receptivity (Table 4).

They're starting to flower.

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

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

In the midst of the peeper hour Some trout lilies start to flower And then the bloodroot flowers shed Dutchman's breeches there instead.

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.