Today, in popular tradition, our people have given March various names, mainly related to the unstable weather conditions that prevail during it. That is why it is known as "Klapsomartis" (the Crybaby March), but also as "Pentagnomos" (the Five-Knower): "March the five-knower snowed five times and then regretted not snowing again" and "March, the skinner and bad stake-burner" and "Better March in the corners than March in the courtyards." Nevertheless, March is considered the most suitable month for planting trees, and for this reason, it is also called "Fyteftis" (the Planter), while due to the celebration of the Annunciation, it is also called "Vangelotis." In any case, spring begins in March, which is why "From March comes summer, and from August comes winter."