Hello Petal?

Deadly nightshade - or a sweet pea

Maybe unusual instead of exotic. Couldn't think of the word I wanted and posted in haste!

I'd be a tulip.its my favourite flower . A little bit exotic with a hidden centre which is unexpected. Just like me

Greenfinch

I'm a forget-me-not. (I hope people don't forget me!) I'm annoying and childish at times, although I try to be sensible and responsible most of the time! But like a forget-me-not, I try to spread - in my case it's motivation and enthusiasm - to others around me.

Buttercup. Bright and cheerful and a good name for a cow !!

gilleybob Daises are lovely. Dandelions are alright apart from their roots. Daise are always cheerful.

I'll be a daisy.

Nothing special, ten a penny and always getting trodden on !

I'm a blue & white fuchsia on a good day, a black arum lily when things are rough

Hyacinth without the "bouquet"

typo, Hirta doh!

Rudbeckia Hirts, what else?

here

Snowdrops, so happy that spring is on it's way. Cheesy I know.

No, sorry, jingle, I should read properly, mine aren't white, mine are like my photo at the top.

You can get them here too despairs First come first served, send me a pm and I will send you some!

you can get seeds for white erygnum here Flowers the first year too.

Yes, dandelions are hard to get rid of.

Nettles make good soup Lona ....

Teetime your rose looks lovely! Why 'acquired taste'?

I like dandelions too, such a bright flower, but boy, can they dig their heels roots in.
granjura that's interesting to know, I don't think I've ever seen one. Any particular height range?

That should have been like.

I do actually like dandelions.

Has anyone mentioned the dandelion yet? That'll do me. Pops up everywhere.

I'm afraid I'd be a nettle!

A Blue Moon rose- quietly elegant, fragrant, an acquired taste.

lol indeed- but elderberries are not poisonous btw.

Any wild meadow flower for me- could never choose one, or even too.

Icyalittle- eryngium grown wild in the Jura and the Alps- but never seen a white one- always the deepest of blue.