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Have your roses come out yet?
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The hydrangea blooms in June.
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Many kinds of flowers come out in the middle of April.
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In March, many flowers come out.
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Let a hundred flowers bloom!
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Some flowers bloom in spring and others in autumn.
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Some flowers bloom in the spring and other flowers bloom in the fall.
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A lot of flowers have bloomed.
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This bud of love, by summer’s ripening breath, may prove a beauteous flower when next we meet.
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In March, many flowers come out.
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I bloomed while having conversation and enjoying the mixed-gender bath.
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If the spring comes, cherry blossoms will bloom.
ば conditional used to express general truth/constant result.
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When the spring comes, the cherry blossoms will bloom.
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When the spring comes, the cherry blossoms will bloom.
It’s not hypothetical (it’s general truth). In this case, たら is usually acceptable in casual speech.
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