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There’s nothing quite like a beautiful bunch of flowers to brighten your day, and brighten your home. Whether it’s the scent of lilies filling the living room or the sight of sunflowers warming the dining room, a colourful bloom is sure to bring a smile this summer.
So, for this month’s prize draw, we’re giving one lucky Silver Traveller the chance to receive not just one fresh flower delivery, but a monthly bunch for the next six months!
This lovely seasonal bloom subscription is here to bring a bit of cheer and delight to the everyday. The flower stems will arrive in bud ready to burst to life within 48 hours, so you can make the most of their long-lasting bloom and will be delivered through your letterbox, so you never need to worry about missing a delivery.
Every 28 days for six deliveries, the exact bouquet and contents will be a surprise hand-picked by expert florists using special seasonal stems for a varied and beautiful bloom you will enjoy for weeks to come.
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Silver Travel Advisor – July 2024 prize drize
- The prize includes a six-month seasonal bloom flower subscription – courtesy of Silver Travel Advisor.
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255 Responses
Peonies – I love their perfume and showy blooms
I love most flowers but I think I’m especially drawn to lilies for their showy happy beauty and their scent
Harebell’s they’re so delicate and pretty
I love roses and have done for all of my long life. I’m not very good at growing them.
Asters are one of my favourites because they bloom all summer long and are lovely and bright.
Tulips are my favourite because it means it’s spring; the days are longer and lighter and the weather is getting nicer.
You just can’t beat roses, whatever colour, they’re just so beautiful and the scent is fantastic
So hard to choose, but i think pale pink peonies are stunningly beautiful.
Lilies – for the scent!
Sweet peas their fragrance is divine.
Any highly fragranced flowers, especially roses and lilies
Forsythia – when it blooms I believe Spring has really arrived
just love sunflowers! so bright
Lavender as it reminds me of the scent in my Grandmother’s home many years ago.
I love Sunflowers because they always make me smile 😃
Love Lillies….they are so big and majestic
I love Snapdragons as they remind me of happy childhood times.
I love my camellias they are always magnificent and a wonderful reminder that spring is on its way!
Calla lily as they always remind me of my wedding
Actually I love all flowers
Freesias, they were my grandma’s favourite flower and I’ve always loved them too. I love how delicate and fragrant they are. They always cheer me up when I buy them.
Sunflowers the always look so bright and make me smile
Aramanthus (love lies bleeding) just for being so unique!
Roses as they were my nans pride and joy
I love sweet peas because they are so pretty and smell heavenly
I love poppies, my lovely Auntie Mo had loads in her garden and they always remind me of her, she was the nicest person.
Yellow Roses – They represent friendship and caring for each other. We all need more of that in todays crazy world.
I love tulips in Spring the fantastic colours and new life pooping up after Winter
Wild roses. They have a strong scent and flower profusely for a long season. Insects, especially bees love them. Perfect!
Love freesias for their delicate scent, also love lily of the valley
I love freesias, they smell gorgeous and are so pretty
My favourite flowers are cornflowers, I just love the vibrant blue blossoms! And the bees in my garden love them too.
Roses because the smell lovely and come in lots of beautiful colors
I love all flowers but have a particular love of lilies. They smell gorgeous
Sweet peas – they are so delicate and smell beautiful
Fuchsias for me, just like little ballerinas
Hollyhock as they look incredible especially when grown outside a cottage
I love carnations, the colours are beautiful and I love the shape and fragrance of the flower, they make a lovely display.
white lillys
Freesias smells so lovely and look pretty on my dresser
Starlette Lilly – The burst of colour combination that explodes from this flower is truly mesmerising to view
Delphinium – just love how it stands proud & the blue colours
Dahlias
Forget me nots for their lovely colour
I love forget me nots.. lovely colour.
Sunflowers remind me of childhood holidays in France
I love tulips because they’re so varied and colourful
Foxgloves because they remind me of my daughter
I like flag irises as they look so beautiful, especially when reflected in water
Very difficult choice; zinnias are my favourite annual as they are bright and butterflies are attracted to them but parrot tulips are hard to beat for a special spring bouquet.
Has to be snowdrops, pushing their way through frozrn ground to tell us ” here comes spring”
Poppies. Lest we forget…
Love sunflowers, so bright and cheerful
I like all varieties of fuschias. They always look majestic in a hanging basket
Roses, their scent is delightful and they last a long time.
Roses these were my mother’s favourite
Jasmine. I love the delicate flowers and foliage and their beautiful scent.
I love daffodils, tulips and lilies
Sweet peas for the scent and memories of childhood
I just LOVE Freesias! Their fragrance is divine, and the colours are beautiful!
Sunflowers – such a cheerful beautiful plant and such a great pollinator 🙂
If I can only choose one it has to be giant sunflowers, so much joy to watch grow, huge sunny blooms and the seeds attract birds in autumn.
How beautiful, what a lovely proze, thank you
Daisies are so cute and simple
Rose! Reminds me of my mum
Daffodils are my favourite as they pop up after a nasty winter cheering us with their lovely colour.
Also it’s a Welsh flower and as my son was born on 1st March – St. david’s Day – he always gets (and really loves) a bunch of daffodils on his Birthday!
I love any white flowers, especially lily of the valley which are delicate and smell beautiful.
I love lily of the valley and had them imported for my wedding bouquet.
Tulips are my favourite
I love Sweet Peas – such a pretty climbing flower in lovely colours.
Roses are my favourite flowers, we have several in our garden, climbers, ramblers and shrub roses. Their fragrances are beautiful. They fill me with joy.
Wild Primrose
My favourite is the daffodil – a sign that Spring is on the way – and particularly because I am a proud Welsh lady
My favourite flower is Lily of the Valley as it reminds me of my Nan’s garden and the smell was just heavenly.
My favourite flower is Orchid because they bloom every year and they are beautiful
Always a peony. So beautiful.
Sunflowers – they make me happy 🙂
I love fuschias! They come in so many pretty colours and formations, plus they have fabulous names!
It’s a rose for me, my wife’s favourite flower
Roses because of their beautiful scent and colorful petals
I love yellow tulips as they are bright, cheerful and always make me happy!
Agapanthus is our favourite flower. We first saw them in Jersey many years ago and then named our house after them . We then grew Agapanthus in our front garden and enjoy the beautiful blue flowers every Summer. Lily of the Nile!
A rose by any other name… my favourite flower.
My favourite flower is the daffodil. It heralds the spring and I will always buy my wife the first bunch I see for sale so as we can enjoy them opening at home.
My favourite flowers are gladioli as my mother used to grow them on her allotment and our house was always full of them
My favourite flowers are gladioli as my mother used to grow them on her allotmaent and our house was always full of them
I love lilly of the valley they smell divine
The scent of sweet peas is just divine, but for visual beauty I love peonies.
Forget-me-nots remind me of my dearly departed Mother. They grew all over her garden & are the Alzheimer’s Society appeal emblem, which I support as my lovely Mum was diagnosed with the terrible condition.
Sweet peas because of the varieties, colours and amazing scent.
Primroses, reminds me of country walks as a child, bright, sunny & happy times
My peony is over a hundred years old started by my grandmother, it travels well and has been grown all over England. Our son and daughter have a piece of it so it should go on forever.
Cornflower, I grew them especially for my florist to include in my wedding bouquet 💐
Frangipani.
They remind me of our honeymoon in Singapore, and picking the flowers for my wife’s hair.
So pretty.
I’m still doing it 35 years later!
Sunflowers, big bright & beautiful 🙂
Dianthus, beautifully scented, always a winner!
I adore dianthus. They are visually gorgeous and the smell is divine.
I love a lot of different flowers so much but my top ones have to be ranunculus, roses, peonies, pansies and tulips just too many beautiful ones that I can’t decide on just one!!
Cosmos so full of enduring cheer.
Lily of the valley because I had them in my wedding bouquet and they smell sweet.
Orchids. Totally stunning and unusual.
Jersey Lilies – Their pink flowers, in my front garden in the autumn, draw a great deal of comments of admiration from passersby.
I love poppies, the way they stand out with a splash of colour.
PEONIES – as so beautiful and the memories they bring to me of my Mother. Such a short lived flower but so so precious you want to stop time.
Peonies because they are so beautiful and delicate
Dahlias, the variety of size an colour is fantastic, they were my fathers favourite flower, we had loads in the garden at home.
Lavender – it’s beautiful, it smells amazing and the bees love it
How to choose just one when I love so many?!? Maybe the daisy. Love seeing the joy it brings to so many who make daisy chains, or decorate things with them. Such a beautiful, sweet, simple flower that looks lovely as a little posy, and also so accessible.
With a wife named Rose guess what?
With a wife named Rose what do you expect. Looked after me well during current illness.
Oh, lovely sweet williams and peach coloured roses
Roses I love the scent and had them for my wedding bouquet
cornflowers for their colour, scent and simplicity
Cornflowers for their colour,scent and simplicity
Poppys-they are so resiliant, growing in the strangest, harshest environments
I love roses especially if they are scented
sweet peas – cut and come again cut flowers with wide range of colours and heady scent
Sweet peas – cut and come again with a heady scent and range of colours – excellent for display at home
Lillies they are so elegant with lovely smell & they remind me of Princess Diana. (the floral display in Harrods window)
sweet peas, fabulous fragrance and the more you pick the more you get.
My favourite flower is the stralitzia or bird of paradise. It’s such a beautiful tropical flower that looks modern in arrangements. It stands out for me.
The fragrant but oh so short lasting Lily of the Valley. Really wanted them in my bridal bouquet, at the age of 67, but the florist denied she would be unable to obtain them. Such disappointment!
I love scented roses, they bring back memories of holidays with my Gran
Anything pink.
I love sunflowers & their happy faces, they are a symbol hope and warmth, bringing positivity and strength . I’m an anthophile so it was difficult to chose a favourite.
Red peony as they remind me of the garden where I grew up.
Got to be alstroemeria. Exotic and beautiful, easy to grow in the garden, flowers for months and lasts well as cut flowers.
I love roses especially if perfumed
All flowers are beautiful, but scented varieties like Dianthus (Pinks) are my particular favourite
I love the old English roses in particular, they are usually very large, full blooms and are full of fragrance. All roses are beautiful of course but I do have my favourites!
One we have in our garden is Super Star, a large salmon deep pink bloom with such a captivating scent. You cannot seem to buy it any more but every year we have fantastic blooms, long may it continue.
I love big, elegant, scented pink roses.
My absolute favourite flower is the humble daffodil, it tells me that sunny days are just around the corner!
Gerberas are so bright and feel like summer
Tulips
Tulips in the garden
Tulips in the park
But the tulips I like best
Are the two lips in the dark
💕
Really love Sweet Peas – the smell, the delicate look of them, also they were my Mum’s favourite who is sadly not with us.
I love roses as they have their own special scent and remind me of my mother, who loved them so much.
Freesia’s are my favourite flower. Their aroma is amazing and always puts me in a beautiful mood
I had Freesia’s in my wedding bouquet.
Lily of the Valley. These flowers were in my mum’s wedding bouquet and we had them in her funeral flowers. I took a cutting from her garden to plant in mine and every year I love to see them in bloom.
Stocks smell sublime
Carnations, beautiful to look at and are one of the longest lasting cut flowers.
Carnations are lovely, but I love all flowers.
Really love carnations for their scent but love roses as well!!
My favourite flowers to grow are geraniums. They have different and strong colours, require little effort and don’t take offence if you don’t water them. They provide copious flowers that light up any house however dull
Snowdrops when I see them pushing though the snow they make me smile spring is on its way
I love carnations because they are pretty and they remind me of my Mum.
Sweet Peas such a heavenly fragrance and memories of happier sunny days
I’ve always loved carnations, the scent they produce is wonderful.
i love red and yellow roses in a bunch – they look and smell amazing
i just love fresh flowers always summer in the house with flowers
I have always loved roses, especially tea roses – the pinks and yellows look fantastic and they all have a wonderful perfume.
I love freesias the most for theirfantastic scent ; they remind me of my wedding day.
I have a huge mock orange I planted as a stem 30 years ago. Every June it it a riot of the loveliest, sweetest perfumed flowers. This is my favourite by far!
🌷 Tulips…….for always being a vibrant reminder that spring is on the way 🌱
Freesias. The scent takes me back to the birth of our first child.I had been admitted to hospital earlier and my mother gave me a bunch of freesias to put on my locker. The warmth in the ward released the most wonderful scent that filled the room. Every time I catch the aroma it takes me back to that moment in my life.
I adore roses, I remember my nans garden was full of of stunning blooms, their scent was intoxicating. My favourite one in my garden is Blue Moon, while it can be tricky to look after, it never fails to impress, with it’s delicate lilac/pink petals and amazing scent.
Gerberas because as a child I remember my Mum searching them out. How theatrical they are.
I LOVE white lilies! My grandmother carried a solitary one on her wedding day – and she was so very special to me. Their unmistakable fragrance instantly reminds me of her.
🌷 Tulips……a beautiful reminder that spring is on the way 🌱
🌷 Tulips……a beautiful reminder that spring is on the way 🌱
Dandelions! They’re joyful, tenacious and full of goodness, they never fail to make me smile. My mum used to say I was like a dandelion, not sure if that was a complement or not, mmmm?
My favourite flower is a yellow rose. When I was ten, my late father was trying to grow a rose bush in our small orchard. It never did well. At Christmas, he popped out for a minute and brought in a most beautiful, fragrant yellow rose. The only one it ever grew and at such a cold time of year.
My favourite flower is carnations because they look and smell amazing but that’s not the only reason why I love them so much. They were my Grans favourite flower and every year on her wedding anniversary while he was alive my Grandad would cycle miles along busy roads (he didn’t drive) to the nearest florist (which was also a garden centre) to buy her a bouquet of them. When my Gran passed away I was on holiday in Nice during their Carnival period and during the daytime carnival processions they throw flowers from the floats and I managed to catch just one flower which happened to be a beautiful light yellow carnation. Later on after returning to my hotel room I saw a very cryptic message on Facebook from one of my sisters, so I called home and they broke the news to me that my beloved Gran had passed away earlier that day, I was completely heartbroken so cut my holiday short and flew home the next day on the earliest flight I could get, sobbing my heart out and holding my carnation in my hand the whole time. I dried the carnation out and still have it sat on my shelf placed in a little brass ornament that used to be my Grans 5 years later.
My favourite flowers are Freesia’s, they have a beautiful fragrance, such a lovely delicate shape to them and most of all I had them in my wedding bouquet 50 years ago!
Yellow rose. A cheery flower no matter what the weather!
Peonies, the colour is sublime
I absolutely love jasmine I love the little white delicate flowers and beautiful aroma I planted one at my door and weaved it in an arch on summer nights the smell when I open my door evokes lovely memories for me
Carnations are my favourite as they last so well in a vase.
my favourite flowers are sweet williams and sweet peas. All sweet to me
The lovely colours of sweet peas are my favourite
It has to be Red Roses. Because they are the most striking in a room.
Jerselum Cowslips they remind me of my nan
Sunflowers hold a very special.place in my heart. They were my mums favourite flower. When she passed away we placed a beautiful sunflower on her coffin off her great grandchildren. When I look at a sunflower it reminds me how beautiful my mum was, always bright and happy. She brought light and life into any room just like the sunflower 🌻.
Sweet Peas – their delicate frilled petals are always in fashion, smothering any space with amazing colour and welcoming tones of sensational, exquisite scents.
My favourite flowers are sweet peas as they give a splash of colour and when cut scent a room .
Lilies, my beloved mum was called Lily and just like lilies she was tall and beautiful. My daughter has planned to put lilies into her wedding floral display, how sweet!
African Violet exotic,aromatic,colourful,easy to look after,excellent air purifiers,and was my dad’s all time favourite.
Sweet peas. Full of colour and wonderful fragrance
I like lavender the most.
Has to be carnations, for a sweet smelling, long lasting flower great on their own or as part of a bouquet.
African Violet exotic,aromatic,colourful,easy to look after,excellent air purifiers,and was my dad’s all time favourite.
used to be freesias but the lovely smell seems to have almost gone ,so now it’s chrysanthemums as i love the autumn colour ones and reminds me of my mum as i always bought same for her. She died a month before lockdown ,age 92y, so avoided all the horrors of that time.
Peonies are my all time favourite. We had them in our garden
when I was growing up. They look gorgeous and definitely
have that feel good feeling when I’m around them.
I love wildflower meadows where the flowers are free to be wild
African Violet exotic,aromatic,colourful,easy to look after,excellent air purifiers,and was my dad’s all time favourite.
Sunflower is my ultimate favourite flower! They’re so bright and beautiful. And they tend to be around during the start of my favourite season – Autumn.
Roses for their beautiful scent and lovely colours
It has to be pink roses.
Lilies every time – the scent is amazing and lifts my spirits.
Always Roses they are gorgeous
Always Roses, they are gorgeous 😍
Lily of the valley, timeless with an evocative scent, reminiscent of my childhood.
Anemones, they are so beautiful in the spring. As a young girl I would buy a bunch for sixpence for my mum.
I love all flowers but especially roses and alstroemeria
I love all flowers, but especially roses alstomeria,
Proteas – they are beautiful when fresh and when they dry off can be used to make amazing, dried flower arrangements. You really get full value from them!
Yellow gerbera, sunshine in a vase.
Roses (my namesake), particularly English roses with their evocative fragrance and repeat flowering blooms.
I love eryngium otherwise known as sea Holly as they have the most beautiful purple stems and heads.
Daffodils for me because they just make me smile
Rose called Gertrude Jekyll = double rose, glorious colour, repeat flowering, wonderful scent – all you could ask in a flower!!
Fuchsia – just the variety and indestructible nature of them
Daffodils are my favourite for their gorgeous colours and of course they’re the national flower of Wales.
carnations. they come in many colours and are so pretty.
carnations, they come in many colours and are so pretty.
Sunflowers are one of our favourite flowers, because they remind us of sunny days in France in our caravan.
Lily of the Valley – such a beautiful flower and perfume
Pansy as they are study, reliable, pretty flowers with funny faces
Alstroemeria is my favourite flower – it goes on flowering all summer and lasts for ages in a vase. Lovely warm colours too! Great for the border or for pots. A definite winner!
Roses all the way, especially tea roses. They’re classically beautiful and the scent is gorgeous.
I love roses and aquilegias / so many beautiful varieties
I adore tuberose. Trying to grow some in my garden.
Forget Me Not.
Reminds me of those loved and lost.
Love white lilies – reminds me or purity and peace
Roses hands down!
My favourite flower is the Forget Me Not. It’s often overlooked, but I think it’s so cute with a beautiful shade of blue that it always brings a smile to my face.
Freesias just because they smell so beautiful
I love cream roses and fressias
Roses because they sum up a British summer.
roses love the scent so not kean on the “forced” ones they sell for Valentine’s Day
Peonies
Lillies are my favourite flower because I love the smell of them that fills the room – unfortunately my daughter is sensitive to the smell so I have to cut the smelly bit out.
Love a peony as look so romantic
Iris,It’s a poor mans orchid
I love daffodils. They are so cheap to buy and look just as amazing as the dearest bunch of flowers if not better. I love seeing them in spring out in the garden too. It makes everything so fresh and inviting and happy looking!
I love Jasmine, the smell of it always reminds me of warm Greek evenings 🙂
Daffodils….I’m Welsh
Freesias are my favourite flower because of their beautiful scent
I love Tulips, they are so pretty and colourful
Iris, they are just so beautiful and a sure sign spring is here
sweet peas, smell lovely, great colors and always remind me of my nan and mum
Roses sum up an English summer.
My favourite flowers are tulips because they are so elegant and come in such lovely colours
Buddleia, great for butterflies
I love Tulips!!
Bird of paradise – the most exotic and colourful flower on this earth
Freesia because the smell of them remind me of my grandmother
Purple freesias – as they formed my wedding bouquet.
Peonies are gorgeous, I love how pretty they are!
Roses as there are so many different varieties and colours, all lovely.
Gerbera: I had them for my wedding and they remind me of Spring! 🙂
My favourite flower is a Peony because they are so beautiful and are available in so many different pretty colours.
Lavender. Comes back every year, the bees love it and it smells amazing!
Roses are beautiful!
I love salvias as they have a great scent and attract the bees
Freesia for their perfume and they’re so pretty
Aliums are my favourite, especially when mixed with other flowers.
I love roses – my middle name is Rose and my great granddaughter is called Rosie.
Snowdrops because they mean spring is round the corner
Ranunculus – because they remind me of my Mum, it was her one of her favourite flowers, but we know them as shrivelled up spiders as that it what they looked like when she tipped them out of the packet.
I love alstroemerias beautiful colours and long lasting once cut
I love my Camelia ‘Bob Hope’ planted in memory of my dad.
carnations — they smell gorgeous
Few, fees, food. Oh, never mind, roses 😀
I love roses because they come in different colours and scents.
Old fashioned roses for their wonderful scent…