Spring Flowers

2. This pink flower appears on Japanese cherry trees.
4. These delicate, white flowers are one of the first signs of spring.
6. These scented flowers create a blue carpet across woodland floors.
7. These flowers are heavily scented and are often used in perfumes.
10. With bright yellow petals, this flower symbolises new beginnings and is the national flower of Wales.

1. One of the first spring flowers to appear, they are often called 'the light bulb' flower because of their shape.
3. A favourite of impressionist painters, their name is derived from the Greek word 'anemos', which means the wind.
5. Their name derives from the Latin words 'prima rosa' meaning first rose of the year.
8. Holland is the largest producer of these colourful flowers.
9. Their name comes from the French word 'pensée' meaning ‘thought’. They symbolise love and remembrance.