Favorite flower?

In real life, I like the flowers that come in many different colors, like roses or tulips I also find it interesting that many herbs can flower, too, like mint and thyme!

On flowergame, I like Arum Lily, Bleeding Heart, and Crocus Although the plant I was most excited to get when I started playing was the Pumpkin!

I like the early bloomers: daffodils, crocus, tulips, grape hyacinths but all-time favorite are sterling roses! On flowergame, I like the Audrey's and the tulips!

Daphne mezereum - for the scent as much as anything. Also snowdrops.

I also often look into the forum, but mostly I don't have anything to say/write.

In real life I like orchids and here at flowergame I like the lion's teeth

Sorry if my english isn't that good, but I'm from Germany

Your English is just fine.

Thank You

In real life I really love lily-of-the-valley and eustoma (lisianthus).

I love to plant nasturtiums wherever I live. They are beautiful, attract hummingbirds and hawk moths, grow like crazy almost anywhere without much care, reseed themselves....and the leaves and flowers are great in sandwiches or salads or stuffed with a blue-cheese-coated almond. (Just don't use pesticides if you're going to eat them.)

My absolute favorite flower is the Sun Flower. The reason being is they look like big balls of sun it amazes me how big they can be and they just seem to brighten everything up with their size.

My other favorite is the Hydrangea a gorgeous mix of color and plant. You can have the best of both worlds.

I like hydrangeas, Their giant balls of flowers with pastel colors are so pretty, especially in large amounts. The Bigleaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea Macrophylla) can change color depending on the color of the soil!

My grandma had hydrangeas out front of the house. Pink ones to one side of the porch steps, Blue to the other side. She used coffee grounds and baking soda to do it (acid and base).

I was kinda tired typing that so i wrote color instead of acidity

My favorite irl are dahlias, or maybe water lilies. I like the peachy-pink colored dahlias