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.
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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
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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