Across
- 2. differs from straw in that it is harvested fresh with the seed heads intact when it still has nutritional value.
- 5. Another name for the individual seed of corn or wheat.
- 6. Another name for the first (or only) full moon in November.
- 9. Adjective that means full of whispering or rustling sounds.
- 12. Pumpkins, squash and gourds are all part of this family of more than 900 total plant species. (Plural)
- 13. this shape of hay bale is typically much larger than square bales, as these are meant to be moved by tractors rather than toted by hand.
- 15. A sound that leaves can make.
- 16. Pigments responsible for bright red color of some autumn leaves. (Plural)
- 17. How one might describe the feel of the air on an autumn morning as well as the crunch from biting into a fresh apple
- 19. Term that applies to either the first day of spring or the first day of autumn.
- 20. Pole with a comb at the end, used for drawing together cut grass or fallen leaves.
- 21. Red fruit grown in bogs in cool climates; has an acidic taste that can overwhelm its sweetness. (Singular)
Down
- 1. Pigments responsible for yellow and orange colors in some autumn leaves. (Plural)
- 3. Juice of a pressed fruit used as a beverage—most commonly apples.
- 4. A large bundle of raw or finished material bound tightly together with cord, and sometimes wrapped; for example, hay.
- 7. Name of the full moon in either September or October that falls closest to the start of autumn. (Two words)
- 8. A large open-air fire, often at the centre of a celebration.
- 10. Term for a second full moon in a single calendar month. (Two words)
- 11. an agricultural tool comprised of a long handle with a fork on the end with just a few tines, used to move loose hay.
- 12. So-called “pumpkin spice” is actually typically a combination of nutmeg, allspice, cloves and this flavour.
- 14. Scientific term for trees that lose their leaves on a seasonal basis.
- 18. Another name for pear cider.