come into bloom

To blossom, as of a flower, tree, or other such plant. What time of year do these plants come into bloom? Our back yard is so colorful now that all the flowers have come into bloom.

come into bloom

and come into blossom

1. [for a flower] to bloom. This rose comes into bloom later in the summer. When do they normally come into blossom?

2. [for a plant, bush, or tree] to begin to have many blossoms. When do these bushes come into bloom? They come into blossom in June.

See also: bloom, come

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

come into blossom
in blossom
in bloom
bloom
out in bloom
bring (something) into blossom
bring into blossom
blossom out
blossom into
blossom into (something)

References in periodicals archive

This is the time that the first mosquito bites and that the box elders and silver maples come into bloom in the lower Midwest.

Poor Will's Countryside almanack for early spring and middle spring of 2010

9) Wall Flower its bright flowers, that come into bloom late in the season, make it another favourite for butterfly conservationists.

Snowdonia's Ice Plant is the coolest winner

They will come into bloom about two weeks after planting.

Forcing tulip bulbs. (2001 Feature Section--Container Gardens)

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释义	come into bloom come into bloom To blossom, as of a flower, tree, or other such plant. What time of year do these plants come into bloom? Our back yard is so colorful now that all the flowers have come into bloom. See also: bloom, come Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. come into bloom and come into blossom 1. [for a flower] to bloom. This rose comes into bloom later in the summer. When do they normally come into blossom? 2. [for a plant, bush, or tree] to begin to have many blossoms. When do these bushes come into bloom? They come into blossom in June. See also: bloom, come McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: come into blossom in blossom in bloom bloom out in bloom bring (something) into blossom bring into blossom blossom out blossom into blossom into (something) References in periodicals archive This is the time that the first mosquito bites and that the box elders and silver maples come into bloom in the lower Midwest. Poor Will's Countryside almanack for early spring and middle spring of 2010 9) Wall Flower its bright flowers, that come into bloom late in the season, make it another favourite for butterfly conservationists. Snowdonia's Ice Plant is the coolest winner They will come into bloom about two weeks after planting. Forcing tulip bulbs. (2001 Feature Section--Container Gardens)
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