Примери за използване на Only bloom на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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They only bloom at night.
He said morning glories only bloom after sunup.
They only bloom for one day.
These flowers can only bloom on Earth.
It only blooms for one summer.
You think flowers only bloom in spring?
It only blooms once every 35-40 years!
In other words, they only bloom on old wood.
They only bloom for 4 hours before they die".
Some of these flowers only bloom one month a year.
They only blooms once in every 30 or 40 years.
A plant grown from seeds will only bloom in a year or two.
They only bloom at night.
The main drawback of many of these old-fashioned roses is that they only bloom once a year.
Luckily they only bloom in sunlight.
They only bloom year after year if you're good to them. Huh? How about that?
Leave you surrounded by owls and hawks and flowers that only bloom when no one is watching.
Saguaro only blooms one day a year, for, like, 24 hours.
Depending on how to care for this flower,the Vanda orchid not only blooms, but also multiplies.
Ghost orchids only bloom for three weeks, between April and August.
Spring is the best time is thestart of sap flow, when the kidneys are only bloom and the air temperature of+ 7+ 9° C.
Lavenders only bloom once a year, usually from late June to early August.
Of course, in rooms papaya is different at such a rapid growth,both in the natural environment, and only blooms for 3-4 th year.
They only bloom a few weeks a year but they're one of my favorite things about living here.
His lantern illuminates animals and insects that only come out at night,flowers and plants that only bloom by moon or star light.
Lemon trees only bloom outdoors, especially if they're planted in regions where the climate is warm and sunny most of the time.
The Ghost orchid can live underground for years,without showing any external signs and will only bloom when all conditions are optimum.
But roses only bloom in summer; whereas the fine carnation of their cheeks is perennial as sunlight in the seventh heavens.
Some shrubby plants with woody stems, like Artemisia, Buddleia and Lavender, to name a few;need to be cut back each spring because they only bloom on new wood.
They not only bloom in red, white and pink, but also in many other shades such as pink, violet, lilac, apricot, orange and yellow, as well as a wide range of bicolour variants.