What's your favourite Flower?

I'm quite fond of white crocuses.

 

Daisy and Sunflower... they always bring a smile to my face.

 

Stone pine flowers. Sadly the pictures on the internet don't do it justice. : (

 

Pansies

 

White roses. They have a special significance to me, and a homely feel.

 

Lotus flower

 

My favorite flower? Marijuana. I don't smoke it anymore but good grief is it pretty and smells fantastic.

 

wysreria, the smell is amazing an so cool looking.

 

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Also think blue geraniums are especially pretty.

 

Lilies-of-the-valley and elderflower.

 

Any variety of orchid, or the lily of the valley.

 

A rose called little bo peep.

 

lily of the valley or violets

 

I love blue morning glories! I would love to have a garden with those vines. They are just beautiful!

 

I love roses, white roses are my favorites to be exact.

Although, I also like foxgloves, not that you'll see them in a bouquet or anything like that.

 

Hostas, although thats more due to the leaf/plant.

I like anything "alien" looking: aquilegias, foxgloves, lupins, red hot pokers, irises, crocosmia (although they are a bugger for spreading) etc.

 

I feel weird now o_o I love tulips, especially red ones. I don't know why I love tulips so much but, I adore them. ^^ roses, violets are beautiful too.

 

OMG, I love tulips too! I used to pilfer them from a neighbor's garden when I was a kid so I could give them to my mother. I was a naughty little girl.

 

I am just getting familiar with flowers because I've had to plant some, so I got "on the spot" training at nurseries in big box places here in the States.

I would have to say it would be azaleas and rhododendrons. I've often seen them next to or near large evergreens and the combination is quite nice. I just learned there are even orange azaleas. It was weird to see one. I always thought they were red, purple, or some shade of blue.

Another flower that is very nice is the poppy. It is indigenous to Mediterranean climate zones. When in bloom in California, and across wide expanses, they make for a sight to see, especially since they generally contrast their drier backdrops.

I do not like roses. I've been had by the thorns when cutting them back.

I also do not care for tulips. They look too manufactured and perfect. Also, they are a delicate plant, based on having ruined more than one or two by walking too close to them (actually, ON them).

I have seen some other really cool flowers, but I do not know their names. There is currently one in the garden that is really nice. *looking at tag* It is called an apricot twist. (Sounds more like a croissant).