The phrase "trees blossom" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe the flowering of a tree, for example, "Every spring, the trees in the park blossom with pink and white flowers."
"Every year when the trees blossom, I know spring has come.
Year after year he watches the trees blossom in the spring, the girls gathering the peaches in the summer.
The cherry trees blossom a week or so earlier here: a good way to avoid the crowds and high hotel rates on the mainland in late March/early May.
"These cherry trees blossom each year despite any catastrophe," said Noriyuki Kasai, the mayor of Hirosaki, a city on the edge of the disaster zone, some 400 miles north of Tokyo.
After a chilly winter in the button-down world that is Tokyo, millions spill into the capital's streets and parks when the cherry trees blossom in spring, turning the city into a mosaic of pink and white.
The cooking clouds have lifted, as trees blossom and bluebells carpet the woods, now, surely, is the time to leave roasting behind for a bit, along with woolly hats and winter coats.
For example, in images of blossoming fruit trees, blossoms are now white that were once pink because the red faded away.
The first picnic of the year is traditionally held beneath the plum trees' blossom-laced branches – as long as the snow has melted.
The first picnic of the year is traditionally held beneath the plum trees' blossom-laced branches – as long as the snow has melted An estimated 2.8 billion trips are completed by family members heading home from wherever work has taken them, something akin to Thanksgiving in the US After its £400m facelift, Wuzhen presents a window on history for tourists, yet more than half of it is new.
The magnolia trees, blossoming on the green, looked positively inflamed.
A Qing plate depicts Christ being baptized by John — with magnolia trees blossoming in the background.
