This cactus produces blooms in late spring, usually April through May.

Marine species often produce large blooms in summer, particularly in coastal waters.

Though its flowers and foliage are about half the size of the species plant, it compensates by producing continuous blooms all summer.

It has grown and produces spectacular blooms that sadly last only the night.

The slow current and perfect water temperatures of the lakes provide ideal conditions for the algae to produce blooms.

The smaller offsets may not produce blooms for two to three years.

Healthy peach trees recently produced full blooms and are forming fruit.

Remove spent roses promptly to help them produce new blooms.

They flower and produce blooms that range in colors from red to white.

Although the leaves are frost sensitive, the plants themselves usually survive cold temperatures and produce blooms in the late spring.