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Meaning of rebloom
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rebloom (v. i.)
To bloom again.
rebloom Sentence Examples
- The vibrant rhododendrons in the garden rebloom each spring, bursting forth in a kaleidoscope of colors.
- The stunning clematis vine reblooms in August, cascading over trellises with an explosion of delicate flowers.
- With proper care, Japanese anemones can rebloom in late summer, offering a graceful touch to the garden.
- The cheerful daisy-like sunflowers rebloom throughout the summer months, providing a cheerful display in sunny corners.
- The hardy petunia thrives in hot and dry conditions, reblooming tirelessly from spring until frost.
- The fragrant lavender bushes in the herb garden rebloom in the fall, adding a touch of tranquility and scent.
- The prolific geraniums rebloom continuously throughout the growing season, adding a vibrant touch to pots and borders.
- With deadheading and regular feeding, salvia plants can rebloom several times during the summer, attracting pollinators.
- The elegant foxgloves in the woodland garden rebloom in early summer, casting their tall spires adorned with delicate blooms.
- The vibrant hibiscus flowers in the tropical garden rebloom profusely, adding a vibrant burst of color to the exotic landscape.
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To bloom again.
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The vibrant rhododendrons in the garden rebloom each spring, bursting forth in a kaleidoscope of colors.
The stunning clematis vine reblooms in August, cascading over trellises with an explosion of delicate flowers.
With proper care, Japanese anemones can rebloom in late summer, offering a graceful touch to the garden.
The cheerful daisy-like sunflowers rebloom throughout the summer months, providing a cheerful display in sunny corners.
