Favourite flower

[Ronnie_Pickering]

It's the time of year the Daffodils pop out. I know someone their favourite flower is the daffodil and you can see why, a really bright and optimistic flower.

[Jen.]

I hate those pale daffodils, so pointless. Bright or nothing please!

[Dougella]

I do enjoy a daffodil. I also like roses that smell nice and lilies, the ones that are pink on the inside.

[Appear]

I forgot the name of daffodils the other day. I walked past some and was like, 'look at those... yellow tulips?'

I find lots of flowers quite gaudy, especially when there are multiple colours mixed together. Nature can be so tacky. Why don't more come in monochrome?

My favourite is delicate, understated gypsophilia. It looks great dried too.

[choirgirl]

I like the look of tulips. If you're including smell, probably roses.

[Consolida]

I don't have a favourite as there are so many lovely flowers, but I love most of the heavily scented flowers that you'd find in a typical English cottage garden. Flowers such as lavender, honeysuckle, sweet-peas, phlox, snapdragons and roses. Everything that attracts the pollinators!

[Jen.]

I like small, colourful, delicate flowers best, I don't know the names but the ones you get in random patches of wildflowers:



Also California poppies:

[humphrey]

Chrysanthemums, they are so versatile, but take a bit of knowledge to grow well.

[biscuits]

Sunflowers!
Gilberas!
Ranunculas!

Then:
Daisies - little and big
Baby's breath
Violas

[Pink*Lady]

Carnations

[anxiouslondoner]

Self-raising

[Percy]

Bluebells, i love walking through bluebell woods

[Gellerbing]

I love roses, tulips are pretty too though

[Azalea]

Azaleas, rhodedendrons, cyclamen and roses