I am crasspedia . And sometimes sunflower. And yellow daliah .
I had the first two in my bouquet

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I know zip about flowers beyond the most popular kinds. I have come to really like the smell of orange blossoms on warm nights wafting in the breeze here in FL though.

Daffodil...the first showy flower of spring. I think I will be the Ice Follies variety. It is white and blooms early.

I love white orchids, and I read that they symbolize love, luxury, beauty and strength.

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The one that comes to mind is one of those white and purple tiger lilies that smell wonderfully, unless you hate that smell, and make a terrible mess!

One of my favorites: zinnias!

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I love so many flowers, it is difficult to choose one. Perhaps a pure white long stemmed roses would be my favourite. Closely followed my the deliciously scented David Austen's.

Flowers are all so lovely, it's hard to choose one kind. I tend to think of them in groups rather than individually anyway. Can I be cherry blossom? Vancouver has thousands of cherry trees. In the spring, and as well as looking rather nice, they make the whole city smell marvellous. What a flower contributes to the world is more important than how it looks.

I don't know what cherry blossoms "officially" symbolize, but to me, they represent new beginnings.

I'm adopting the much maligned dandelion. A weed because it survives so tenaciously in all kinds of situations and environments--which I see as kind of steadfast courageousness because it doesn't submit to humans trying to dominate it in their search for perfectly manicured expanses of green.

And, despite its ill-treatment and the disdain it receives, it continues to delight children with its exuberant color and magical puff balls as well as providing adults with a super food (more vitamins than spinach in its leaves!) and a glass of wine to wash it all down. As if that's not enough, for centuries its roots have been used as natural diuretic as well as a treatment for skin and liver ailments and its blossoms for a calming tea. And now that tea is being studied as a possible cancer treatment!

And did you know that a dandelion puffball can lead you to your true love? At least that was my grandmother's story--as a young girl, if you blow on the seeds of a puffball, the direction of the seeds is the path you must follow to find your own true love. Take that OKCupid!

It is so difficult to choose just one. I'll go with Stragazerr lily. It's beautiful and I love the peppery scent.

I'd have to say I would be an osiria rose.

I would say hosta. The flowers aren't showy but the plant is hardy, steadfast, and practical.

I love roses as they are in variety of colors and symbolises love and love lily too.