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a flower's loud, doomed advertisement screaming come pollinate me before the petals quit.
means The flower of a plant, especially a fruit tree, or the act of producing such flowers — and by extension, anything coming into full, healthy development.
from From Old English 'blostm' or 'blostma,' meaning flower or blossom, rooted in the Proto-Germanic 'blo-' for bloom — a family that also gave us 'bloom,' 'blow' (in its old sense of flowering), and 'blade,' and ultimately tied to a Proto-Indo-European root 'bhel-' meaning to thrive, swell, or burst forth. So the word has always carried the sense of something opening up and flourishing, which is why we still say a friendship or a talent 'blossoms.'
- bloom budget
- Cherry blossoms peak for roughly one fragile week
- color trick
- Petal hues lure specific pollinators like targeted ads
- japan ritual
- Hanami parties have watched blossoms for over a millennium
- power plant
- Honey bees built civilizations on blossom nectar
- false advertising
- Some flowers fake scent and reward to cheat insects
cherry blossom festival japan — annual spring event in tokyo and across japan where millions gather to view sakura blooms, typically late march to early april
powerpuff girls blossom — animated character, leader of the superhero trio, created in 1998 by craig mccracken for cartoon network
apple blossom pennsylvania — state flower of pennsylvania, blooms in spring on apple trees throughout the state's orchards