reblooming
Producing second blossoms
Reblooming describes plants that flower more than once in a growing season.
Most flowering plants bloom once annually, but reblooming varieties produce additional cycles: reblooming irises, reblooming roses.
The term appears mainly in gardening contexts, often as a selling point for nursery stock.
Also called remontant.
Blossoming again after earlier bloom
- resurgenceReturn after dormancy
- revivalReturn after decline
- reawakeningRenewed consciousness or awareness
- regenerationBiological self-repair process
Stood up, or fragrant bloom
- daylilyFlower lasting one sunrise
- irisEye's pigmented disc
- azaleaOrnamental shrub, vivid clusters
- hydrangeaFlowering shrub, clustered blooms
clematis · geranium · begonia · petunia · lavender · salvia · coneflower · coreopsis
Removing wilted flowers
- pruningCutting vegetation for health
- fertilizingAdding nutrients to soil
- wateringSupplying with moisture
- mulchingCovering soil protectively
feeding · pinching · dividing · transplanting · staking · composting · soil · sunlight
Developing from an outgrowth
- dormancySuspended biological activity
- seasonsYear's four divisions
- phasesDistinct periods in sequence
- flushSame suit, five cards
waves · intervals · timing · sequence · progression · recurrence · repetition · pattern
reflowering
Blossoming again after earlier bloom
- resurgenceReturn after dormancy
- revivalReturn after decline
- reawakeningRenewed consciousness or awareness
rose
Stood up, or fragrant bloom
hydrangea · clematis · geranium · begonia · petunia · lavender · salvia · coneflower · coreopsis · blanketflower
deadheading
Removing wilted flowers
- pruningCutting vegetation for health
- fertilizingAdding nutrients to soil
- wateringSupplying with moisture
mulching · feeding · pinching · dividing · transplanting · staking · composting · soil · sunlight · drainage
budding
Developing from an outgrowth
flush · waves · intervals · timing · sequence · progression · recurrence · repetition · pattern · rhythm
continuous
Without pause or gap
- prolificProducing abundantly and often
- vigorousHaving great physical energy
- hardyAble to endure difficulty
reliable · persistent · recurrent · perpetual · indeterminate
- floweringbud, budding, flower bud, opening, reflowering
- Bloom typesflower bud, budding, unfurling
- bloom habitsannual, biennial, perennial, mid-season
- flowering stagesblossoming, budding, opening, unfurling