Gardenias, sunflowers and dahlias

Irises. In the 70's I lived in a small tourist town in Michigan named Saugatuck. Irises grew randomly where weeds and wild flowers would normally be seen. I found out that at some point in it's history they had tried to make Saugatuck the Iris capitol of Michigan, much like nearby Holland was the tulip capital. (Of course it was...) The beautiful random Irises, different colors and types, dazzeled. They're exotic, sexy, variously colorful.

Gardenias and peonies, because both are so fleeting.

Stargazer lillies, they were my exs favorite and then they kinda grew on me. Forgive the pun.

This is such a great question and I absolutely love all the responses! I haven't even heard the names of most of these flowers/plants!! It's been very educational!

Yellow rose

Frangipani, but thinking about that sweet, heavy, almost cloying scent makes me dreadfully homesick.

I really like alstroemeria.

This is a great question. I kept fresh flowers by my husband's tv table when he was ill.
He wasn't shy about loving flowers. I used to plant Heavenly Blue morning glories just for him.
I'm also a sucker for a guy who'll get dirty gardening

Sunflowers

Trilioms, southern Appalachians, spring time, waterfalls flowing, everything is waking up and the trillioms and mayapples usher in the spring

Multicolor asiatic lilies -- particularly ones in the blue and purple spectrums.

That’s an interesting question. I mean, I love the way black roses look. But I think my favorite flower would be the Dahlia flower.

I love Hawaii, so plumeria and similar flowers are very appealing to me. Bird of Paradise are awesome too.

Giant sunflowers, no clue why

Tulips, I look foreward to their beauty every spring.

Yeah, I like flowers for about 2 mins. If someone bought me flowers, I would feel like they didn't really know me, and they were buying something they liked, or thought I should like. It would be award. Not sure if I'm a typical guy, nor do I think there is anything wrong with a guy liking flowers.

All of them. Right now the wild flowers in central Texas are hitting their stride and some places are spectacular!

Our irises are always the first thing to bloom in spring. They look like a weed the rest of the year, but I gotta love them for being brave enough to be first.

At risk of offending someone (but unintended)...

Sunflowers!!!! Cotton, squash, and okra blooms. Then irises. Is that spelled right?

All really.
I like seeing, smelling, watching the insects around them.
Most plants as well. I worked in a greenhouse - wholesale grower - for a few years.
Can't really pick a favorite - they're all nice.

I've never been a fan of cut flowers, but I love looking at a Jacaranda tree in full blossom, or the delicate flowers of an Almond tree in early springtime. Even a field of poppies, which will wilt within a minute of being picked, so wouldn't be much use in a vase, anyway.

Typical man response.

Nasturtium

Beautiful and edible lol.

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