What is your favourite flower?

My favourites are both wild ones so I prefer them outside: Grass of Parnassus and Water Avens.

It depends on the seasons - wild woodland daffodils, fritillaries, white chinese anenomes, chinese lanterns and the white hellebore (christmas rose). I also love a big blowsy tub of winter pansies.

Esoteric bags and definitely not flashy.
Not sure I could choose just one. In my kitchen i have some white gerberas that originally had black middles that DH bought me (rare!) and some petal shedding david austin roses from my garden.

DH loves lillies, because of their scent, but they do become rather overpowering after a few days.

I like all sorts but daffodils are always a timely reminder of Spring.

Like all flowers but especially ones that half look like wild flowers, especially in white and blue, maybe pale pink.

Favourite for the garden this year, pot marigolds. Don't seem to be available in garden centres so grew from seed.

I agree Soupy. The first daffs always bring some much-needed sunshine and cheerfulness in the spring.

Bluebells and wild primrose are my favourite flowers but I also love the scent of Freesias in the house...

Wildflowers. Nasturtiums. Roses.

Tulips are my favourites but I also love crocuses and snowdrops because they pop through so early and bring the promise of better weather.

Sweet peas and roses - especially if climbing over my pergola but still lovely in a vase in the kitchen so I can smell them all day.

As with my children, I haven't a favourite but I always think how appropriate and lovely flowers are for their season - primroses, daffodils, fritillaries, bluebells hardy geraniums and foxgloves as spring merges into summer, then roses and hollyhocks, monbretia and helianthus going into autumn.
I should have mentioned alchemilla mollis but it's too naughty!

pansies ,I think ,because of their dear little faces.

Freesias, sweetpeas, lilies [the ones that smell] and poppies. I like daffs but don't like their smell.

Lily of the valley - but it refuses to flourish in my garden. Takes me back to my granny's garden.

Yes Anno I would have included lily of the valley but they have never grown for me

I love scented flowers; the smell of a blowsy, old-fashioned rose; freshly picked sweet peas; honeysuckle at six o'clock on a summer's evening. Gorgeous.

Freesias for indoors - lovely

Sweet peas; freesias; lily of the valley; marsh marigold; and the blousy peony.

It would be much easier to say which is my least favourite flower!I think I love all flowers and plants.Had a wonderful trip to London yesterday, DDs treated me to a meal and an afternoon in Kew Gardens- magical this time of year

, grannylin. Still, we're lucky here with the tree colours and the scenery so mustn't complain.

I'm a little too grannylin - love Kew Gardens.

Where did all the green parrots come from?There are masses of them.The funniest sight was the squirrels running about with huge spiky sweet chestnuts in their mouths.I laughed so much yesterday, the DDs said I was like a child- think it was a compliment

Fuchsias -they come in so many colours and varieties.sadly not much perfume
but another bonus is they are slug-resistant!
Adore roses especially deep red ones
The golden glow of Rudbeckis and Inula in late summer/autumn

I like lots of flowers, but do have a fondness for carnations and tulips.