Spring

1. A type of flower that blooms in the spring and is often associated with new beginnings.
4. The feeling of warmth that often accompanies the arrival of spring after a cold winter.
7. A type of flower that blooms in the spring, often one of the earliest signs of spring.
8. The time of year when the length of day and night are roughly equal, marking the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere.
10. The concept of starting anew, often associated with the arrival of spring.
12. The process of a plant producing flowers, often associated with the arrival of spring.
15. The movement of animals from wintering grounds to breeding grounds that often occurs in the spring.
16. The fine powder produced by flowers and other plants in the spring, often causing allergies.
17. The lush new growth of grasses that emerges in the spring.
18. A type of flower that blooms in the spring and is often associated with love and new life.

2. The feeling of newness and vitality that often accompanies the arrival of spring.
3. The lush, new growth of plants that emerges in the spring.
5. A type of plant that lives for more than two years, often blooming in the spring.
6. The beauty of the rising sun, often more visible in the spring as daylight hours lengthen.
9. The increased precipitation that occurs in the spring, often helping to nourish new plant growth.
11. The young of sheep that are typically born in the spring.
13. The process of snow and ice thawing as temperatures rise in the spring.
14. A Christian holiday that occurs in the spring, oftenassociated with new life and resurrection.