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My favorite flower is the Tiger Lily. When I was 8 – 10 yrs old I lived at a church camp in the San Bernardino mountains of southern California. Tiger lilies grew abundantly and they made me smile, that’s why they are my favorite. It was an amazing part of my life!
Sabrina,
What a wonderful memory! And mountains in southern CA are fabulous!
Smiles,
Linda
My favorite flower would be the lily. My mum always would buy them for Easter.
Jane,
The lily certainly is the announcement of SPRING!
Smiles,
Linda
my favorite is lilac if that can be considered a flower since it grows on a bush. I always remember growing up my mother always kept some in the house when they bloomed in spring. Every time I smell it, I think of those years.
Lynn,
I consider it a flower. So fragrant. I love lilacs.
Smiles,
Linda
I have 2 favorites iris, the purple color is so pretty and the hibiscus Red ones are my favorite there
Jean,
Two beautiful favorite flowers. Thanks for sharing.
Smiles,
Linda
My favorite flower is tiger lilys. I love their vibrant colors and how they manage to thrive every year.
My favorite flowers are sweet peas. I love their delicate colors, their smell, and how wonderful they look growing by a fence.
Lately, I have been looking for purple and red flowers. I just been obsessed with these two colors for my garden. It doesn’t matter what kind of flower, I just want to plant purple and red flowers.
I love so many flowers that I honestly can’t decide, Linda. I guess my favorite genus is orchids. I just love how many types there are.
I love lavender. Purple is my favorite color and they smell divine. I buy everything such as candles, lotions and even perfume that is lavender.
My favorite flower is a snapdragon. It reminds me of when I was a little girl and got my big toe almost cut off, my babysitter at that time when out and brought me a bunch of snapdragons in a cup. It has always stayed with me 50 years later.
I love Daisies they remind my of sun shine.
My favorite flowers are roses.My grandparents grew several varieties and my grandmother always had a base filled with roses in the house.They smelled so good!Before they died they have me a couple of bushes to transplant.Unfortunately,they did not survive.I have planted my own roses but they never seen to smell as good as my grandfather’s rose bushes!
Catherine,
I so admire anyone who can grow roses. They are such a temperamental plant. And so many of the varieties today, just don’t have the fragrance–as you have experienced.
Hugs,
Linda
I really like stella d’oros because they have a pretty yellow color and they bloom until frost.
Lori,
They are shiny, like you.
Smiles,
LJ
I do love daisies. They are such a cheerful, unassuming flower.
I am INT.
Mary,
They are indeed cheerful.
Smiles,
Linda
Poppies hold a special place in my heart; red poppy pins for Remembrance Day as a child. So many varieties and in so many glorious colours. I’d like to find a field of them like you see in a Claude Monet painting someday.
Sue A.
Claude Monet is one of my most favorite artists. I love art museums the best.
Smiles,
LJ