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I would have to say lilies thay just look so dramatic and smell so wonderful!
A close secound would be a fragrant rose, they just perform so well in my garden, long flowering period and delightful blooms. Sandra |
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Dahlias.....especially the variety 'Kenora Sunset'. A real firework of a flower.
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My favourite is Cauli flowers especially with a cheese sauce
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What a difficult question! I have had a few days to think about this and i can't choose a favourite as i have so many.
Some of the flowers i love are : Bearded Iris, the scented ones are divine. Astrantias as they are so delicate. Sunflowers for being cheery. Larkspur for all the lovely colours. Scabious, excellent for flower arranging. Poppies, especially in fields. Bluebells, i love the fragrance and colour when walking in woods. Sweet Williams and wild Daffodils as they remind me of my mother. The list is endless! Kimw. |
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