Please explain in words what wheat looks like in spring, summer, autumn and winter.

In autumn, winter wheat is sown when the autumn equinox is cold and dew, and needle-like wheat seedlings will grow in about ten days.

In winter, it is freezing, wheat is dormant and some green leaves are dry.

In spring, the temperature began to rise day by day, and the wheat began to turn green, and then it got up and sprouted.

After the arrival of summer, long-summer wheat began to spread its ears. It's heading season, and it's time to harvest.