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Spring is the season when players first begin the game. It's followed by summer and preceded by winter.
In spring there is green grass, pink colored trees and pink blossoms that blow through the air. There's also a variety of crops, forageables, and fish which only appear during this season.
Events
| Kent | Lewis | |||||
| Vincent | Egg Festival | Haley | ||||
| Desert Festival | Desert Festival | Desert Festival | Pam | Shane | ||
| Flower Dance | Pierre | Emily |
Festivals
13 - Egg Festival
24 - Flower Festival
Birthdays
07 - 
Lewis
10 - 
Vincent
14 - 
Haley
18 - 
Pam
20 - 
Shane
26 - 
Pierre
27 - 
Emily
Crops
The following crops can grow in Spring:
Parsnip
Garlic
Tulip
Potato
Kale
Blue Jazz
Strawberry
Green Bean
Cauliflower
Rhubarb
Forage
The player can find the following items while foraging during Spring:
Wild Horseradish
Daffodil
Leek
Dandelion
Spring Onion
Morel
[[File: Common_Mushroom.png|32px|link=]] Common Mushroom
Salmonberry
Fish
There are a variety of fish which can only be caught during specific seasons. Listed below are seasonal fish catchable during spring.
A number of fish are available to catch all year. Those are not included below, so there are a few other fish which are available to springtime fishermen.
| Image | Name | Description | Price | Location | Time | Season |
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Anchovy | A small silver fish found in the ocean. | 30 | Ocean | All | Spring/Fall |
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Smallmouth Bass | A freshwater fish that is very sensitive to pollution. | 50 | All | Spring/Fall | |
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Carp | A common pond fish. | 30 | Lake | All | Spring/Summer/Fall |
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Catfish | An uncommon fish found in streams. | 200 | River | Day | Spring/Fall/Winter |
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Sunfish | A common river fish. | 30 | River | Day | Spring/Summer |
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Herring | A common ocean fish. | 30 | Ocean | All | Spring/Winter |
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Eel | A long, slippery little fish. | 85 | Night | Spring/Fall | |
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Sturgeon | An ancient bottom-feeder with a dwindling population. Females can live up to 150 years. | 200 | Lake | Day | Spring/Summer |
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Tiger Trout | A rare hybrid trout that cannot bear offspring of its own. | 150 | Day | Spring/Summer | |
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Tilapia | A primarily vegetarian fish that prefers warm water. | 75 | Day | Spring/Summer | |
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Chub | A common freshwater fish known for its voracious appetite. | 50 | Day | Spring/Summer | |
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Albacore | Prefers tempurature "edges" where cool and warm water meet.. | 75 | Day | Spring/Fall | |
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Shad | Lives in a school at sea, but returns to the rivers to spawn. | 60 | Day | Spring/Summer/Fall | |
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Halibut | A flat fish that lives on the ocean floor. | 80 | Ocean | Day | Spring/Summer |
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Woodskip | A very sensitive fish that can only live in pools deep in the forest. | 75 | Day | Spring/Summer | |
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Mutant Carp | The strange waters of the sewer turned this carp into a monstrosity. | 1000 | Sewers | Day | Spring/Summer |
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Lobster | A large ocean-dwelling crustacean with a strong tail. | 120 | Day | Spring/Summer | |
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Crayfish | A small freswhater relative of the lobster. | 75 | Day | Spring/Summer | |
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Crab | A marine crustacean with two powerful pincers. | 100 | Day | Spring/Summer | |
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Cockle | A common saltwater clam. | 50 | Day | Spring/Summer | |
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Mussel | A common bivalve that often lives in clusters. | 30 | Day | Spring/Summer | |
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Shrimp | A scavenger that feeds off the ocean floor. Widely prized for its meat. | 60 | Day | Spring/Summer | |
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Snail | A wide-ranging mollusc that lives in a spiral shell. | 65 | Day | Spring/Summer | |
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Periwinkle | A tiny freshwater snail that lives in a blue shell. | 20 | Day | Spring/Summer | |
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Oyster | Constantly filters water to find food. In the process, it removes dangerous toxins from the environment. | 40 | Day | Spring/Summer |