What should be avoided in the expression of the flowers blooming?

Creating a statement ending with a question mark can lead to confusion and disrupt the clarity of the expression about the flowers blooming. A statement is expected to present information or an assertion, while a question mark implies a query that requires an answer. This can detract from the subject of flowers blooming, making it less effective in communicating the intended observation or description. In contrast, the other options focus on different aspects of phrasing or context. Using "started to bloom" or including "this week" provides temporal context that can enhance clarity, and discussing "questions about photosynthesis" could relate to broader botanical discussions without directly impacting the expression of the blooming itself.