Of all the Tarot cards, when I think of spring, I think of the Empress card.
The Rider-Waite Empress card is predominantly yellow, a spring color. There are images of grass and trees...lots of association with spring-like ideas - abundance, nature, fertility are just a few examples.
Although few Empress cards explicitly show flowers, I tend to associate The Empress with flowers, not unlike the way Mary is associated with Roses and Quan Yin is sometimes associated with violets.
Which begs the question what other associations are there with flowers? I vaguely remember my Grandmother talking about it, but apparently there really is a long tradition of certain flowers symbolizing certain things. That kind of wordless, symbolic communication is very tarot-like, and very appropriate for springtime.
Hurray for the Internet! Here are a few Victorian era inspired flower meanings...a longer list is available at http://www.almanac.com/content/meaning-flowers
Black eye susan - justice
daisy - innocence
holly - hope
lavender - devotion and virtue
red rose - love and desire
violet - loyalty
zinnia - thoughts of absent friends
also:
lotus - spiritual awakening (buddhist)
chrysanthemum - yang energy and good luck (Chinese)
Pansy - thoughtfulness, freethinking
daffodil - honesty and truth
Happy Springtime!
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