FLOWER POWER
This sugary liquid is eaten by birds and insects
What is nectar?
An acrobatic move performed by a gymnast
What is a handspring?
The name of the baby animal played by Bambi
What is a fawn?
The holiday universally known for pranksters
What is April Fool's Day?
The famous cartoon character, Popeye, eats this green superfood to give him his strength
What is spinach?
Found in nature, this spreads through the air from flowers, typically resulting in allergies
What is pollen?
The popular phrase that refers to tidying up a home or completing home improvement projects
What is spring cleaning?
Spring marks the end of this event for many animals like black bears
What is hibernation?
Known as a company holiday at the end of May, it celebrates the lives of fallen soldiers
What is Memorial Day?
The main ingredient found in guacamole
What is an avocado?
This plant is considered the most animal-like
What is a Venus Fly Trap?
This metal object supports a mattress
What is a bed spring?
The body parts on animals like rabbits that never stop growing
What are teeth?
The more popular name for the postseason College Basketball tournament
What is March Madness?
Highly experienced and skilled gardener's are considered to have this type of green colored body part
What is a thumb?
Originally a gift from Japan, these flowers bloom every spring in Washington DC
What are cherry blossoms?
Another name for a parent's child
What is offspring?
Before growing legs, frogs are considered to be these types of creatures
What are tadpoles?
This day in spring is connected to Star Wars
May the fourth be with you
May 4th
As popularly mentioned throughout these comics, this is the name of the green colored weakness of Superman
What is kryptonite?
The name for the type of flowers that return each year
What is perennial?
Associated with Abraham Lincoln, this city is known as the capital of Illinois
What is Springfield?
Famous animal race that occurs in early May each year
What is the Kentucky Derby?
In mathematical terms, pi is related to a circle's circumference, resulting in a popular number.
This is the day in spring known as "Pi Day"
What is March 14th?
(3.14)
The name of the birthstone in May
What is Emerald?