spring-blooming
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- adjective
- Daffodils and tulips are popular spring-blooming plants that brighten gardens after a long winter.
- spring-blooming bulbs
- spring-blooming plants
- spring-blooming trees
Examples
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Beyond affecting the spring-blooming trees that are used for landscaping, the fungus is invading native stands of dogwoods that provide critical food and cover for wildlife.
Academic text (2004) -
That includes the annuals, perennials, spring-blooming bulbs, and the summer-blooming bulbs—and even a healthy dose of weeds.
Blog text (24) -
Many gardeners choose spring-blooming flowers to ensure vibrant colors in their landscapes during the spring season.
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When planning your garden, consider adding spring-blooming bulbs for a beautiful display in March and April.
Synonyms
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A plant that flowers early in the growing season, often in spring
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Plants that bloom in spring
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3.4
Plants that produce flowers early in spring
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3.9
A plant that has flowers in the later part of spring
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Etymology
Spring-blooming joins spring, the season when plants 'come back to life', and blooming, from bloom meaning 'to open into a flower'. So spring-blooming describes a plant that 'flowers' during the spring season.