Yesterday I found out there are flowers called “Baby’s breath” and I am sooo in love.. I just imagine like 100 babies on stems opening their little mouths whenever you smell them... (not it in the pic)
Ranunculus and Dalias. By the way, your description of "Baby's Breath" is absolutely horrifying.
I love how is such a horribly disturbing simile to me. It brings up this... like Nightmare Before Christmas-ish/Beetlejuice-esque type mental image for me. While at the same time, to you: "like 100 babies on stems opening their little mouths" is clearly a thing of beauty.
"Påskliljor" a certain flower that blooms around Easter in the nordic country thus the name Påsklilja (Påsk = Easter, Swedish btw) they're called daffodils in English I think.
I like orchids, elephant heads, flamingo flowers, some bromeliad flowers, snapdragons, a few lilies, and hibiscus flowers. I find carnivorous plants incredibly intriguing.
If I had to choose only one, for the rest of my life, I'd say orchids. But only just ahead of hibiscus and snapdragons.
I've always loved dandelions, they may be considered weeds but I respect how they can grow almost anywhere and they give the lawn color without all the work of the weak flowers that need special attention, plus free wishes! Hell they're even completely edible, from the flower to the tuber underneath, just boil it first.
I'm imagining the 100 and that's tooo cute. I don't have one yet, I've seen many but still didn't decide, there's one I particularly Like from my child wood, buuuut I don't know the name.
snap dragons, and firewood, a pink blooming weed in Alaska that announces summers closing whole hillsides will be covered and the setting sun will make it appear as fire
Having been a florist and a landscapist, I will admit that I love all plants and flowers. However, amaranthus is my true favorite. After that my next tops in order are: tulips, dahlias, passion flowers, and roses.
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