What are your 5 favorite flowers?

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Ouch! hard to choose just 5

Roses
California Giant Zinnia
Daisy
Lavender
Lilac


Kale:)
 
hmm... based solely on the flower and not considering its ease of growing

orchids
fall aster
delphiniums
bouganvillea
blue morning glory
 
I love anything that bloom's this is hard.
Rose's
Gardenia's
Lily's
Brug's
Honeysuckle
I could keep going but you said 5
 
My all-time 5 favs -
Daffodils (who would've guessed??)
Lillies (not daylily)
Violets (viola)
Clematis
Petunia
 
iris
daylily
bleeding heart
daffodil
AND
lilac rose russian sage hosta daisy peony
and that makes 5
 
Hmmm, just 5..
Iris
Lilies, including daylilies :)
Nigellia
Violas
and.......
Salvia, no..Zinnias, no..to hard to pick!!
 
I love carnations for the smell.
sunflowers for the sunshine
hydrangias for the colors
lilacs for my mom
roses for my daughter, smell (sometimes), softness, colors and just the beauty
 
Can we do a new list for 2009 :rolleyes::rolleyes::D

Hybrid Tea Roses
Dames Rocket
Phlox (tall all colors)
Lilac (Common lavender)
Scented tulips

I can sniff any of these all day long, except for when the bees come*LOL

Kale:)
 
Adding 5 of my favorites:
Sunflowers (any)
Hollyhock (all colors)
Clematis (sweet autumn)
Morning Glory (all colors)
Cosmos
 
Hard to say I love anything that bloom's.
Spider Lily's
Rose's
Gardenia's
Brug's
Hydrangea's

I could go on and on but you said five.:)
 
My 5 favorites for my woodland garden are:
variegated hostas
daylilies
impatiens
dusty miller
violets

The garden I had before I moved to the mountains was in Philadelpia and my favorites there were:
roses
honeysuckle
hostas
star gazer lilies
daffodils

Rose White, author of
"Easy Gardens A to Z"
 
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