Currently, I’m enjoying Gerber Daisies.
Peonies.
It’s worth swishing the whole thing around in a bucket for five minutes to get the freakin’ ants off.
Yellow roses.
I’d have to go with gladiolas. They’re nice either outside or cut.
Roses. Particularly the vintage variety where the smell hasn’t been bread out of them. And the long stem scam is bullshit. Nothing better than a big two dozen (plus) flower cluster in a short wide mouthed vase all bunched and big as a dinner plate across.
I know I’m probably the Lone Ranger here, but the smell of roses is almost nauseating to me. I like looking at them, but I prefer that they be un-smelly.
I also like the Gerber daisy. But I think my all-time favorite is the tulip. They’re simple and elegant. Sucks that they don’t last long, but hey…they’re still lovely.
This pretty much sums up what I came here to say.
They intoxicate me. And I love it.
Orchids.
I am incapable of naming just one variety, so quickly, off the top of my head, lilacs, lily-of-the-valley, and any variety of jonquil/daffodil/narcissus.
Miniature Roses.
They are beautiful, pink, and have the most yummy smell!
Lilacs, daisys, zinnias, moss rose, (otherwise known as portulaca, hope I spelled that right) bachelor buttons, and white tea roses are favorites of mine.
Roses thirded, or fourthed. I’ve actually got a full drawer set aside for my fragrances that have rose as a dominant note.
I’ve left out Irises somehow.
Lily of the Valley, Stargazer Lillies, real rose-scented roses, and alyssum (they’re so cute and tiny!).
I like a lot of lillies and roses, but I have always been a big fan of the bird of paradise.
Daffodils.
I love them because they are beautiful, and because they mean it’s spring!
My favorite, too.
[QUOTE=Kalhoun]
I know I’m probably the Lone Ranger here, but the smell of roses is almost nauseating to me. I like looking at them, but I prefer that they be un-smelly.
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Tonto Here, Kemo Sabe. The smell of roses makes me gag.
I like carnations.
Lilacs and Hyacinths. Either can scent an entire room.