flowers blooming all over the ground

literally to blossom and bear fruit; used figuratively to describe seeing positive results from one's efforts or hard work

The period from when a plant's first flower bud forms until all the flowers have withered; blooming period or florescence

something highly improbable or extremely rare; an event that is almost impossible to see happen. Literally means "the iron tree (cycad) blooms", referring to how these plants bloom very infrequently outside of their native tropical environment.

to be extremely happy; to beam with pleasure; to bloom with happiness

the fragrance of flowers inside the walls is smelled outside; describing a situation where one's accomplishments are easily known outside one's own unit or circle

Plants that produce flowers and fruits, and reproduce via seeds; also known as [[显花植物|顯花植物|xian3 hua1 zhi2 wu4]] or [[被子植物|被子植物|bei4 zi3 zhi2 wu4]]

an edible bottle gourd (Lagenaria siceraria var. hispida) that blooms at night; a common name for the calabash in certain dialects

to open or unpack a bale of cotton for processing

fragmentation bomb or high-explosive shell

a [[歇后语|歇後語|xie1 hou4 yu3]] (two-part allegorical saying) meaning to pretend not to know; specifically meaning [[装蒜|裝蒜|zhuang1 suan4]]. Derived from the fact that a narcissus that has not bloomed looks almost identical to a head of garlic.

to have one's literary talent bloom; a metaphor for a sudden increase in creative writing ability or producing a masterpiece

to be shot in the head; to have one's skull split open

(idiom) to decorate a tree with fake flowers, meaning to make something of no value appear valuable; used as a military strategy to create an illusion of strength

to bloom; to blossom; to flower