"plentiful spring" is a valid, correct phrase in written English, and can be used in many different contexts.
For example, you could say "The abundant flowers make this year's spring particularly plentiful."
To be sure, the impacts can wreak havoc in some developing and developed countries alike, but El Niño events are also associated with reduced frequency of Atlantic hurricanes, warmer winter temperatures in northern half of U.S., which reduce heating costs, and plentiful spring/summer rainfall in southeastern Brazil, central Argentina and Uruguay, which leads to above-average summer crop yields.
At Sugarbush in April, when the lifts stop running at Mount Ellen — the tallest of six peaks at the resort — the cat is used for group bookings of skiers and riders who want to take advantage of the plentiful spring snow stashes.
Negative news was plentiful yesterday.
The work was plentiful three years ago, Mr. Hamdy said.
Americans followed with their loud voices and even louder leisurewear in the plentiful 1950s.
The food supply that was plentiful yesterday may be exhausted today, and the foraging animal that always returns to the same spot will starve to death.
With the Braves, Phillies, Marlins, and even Nationals fielding better teams in the offseason, the jokes were likely to be plentiful this year.
Guitar ensembles, duos, trios and even quartets are relatively plentiful today, but this family quartet is the most venerable of them all.
Joseph Norton, co-president of the PTA at Lincoln, says bathrooms supplies have been more plentiful since October, when parents met with the principal.
Fortunately, artists have made something constructive out of this eternal obsession with us: portraiture, which is plentiful this week, all across town.
The plentiful winter rainfall and mild summers of the Gippsland Plains make for excellent dairy farming; the production of veal and pork supplements the yields of milk and cheese.
