Which flower are you?

"The lily is a dramatic flower full of blooming potential that may often be misunderstood or under appreciated," Herron says. Lilies can grow into many colors, some bright as fire and others dark as night, and are beautiful year-round. "The lily is tall and proud as it reaches for the sun, hoping to share its strength and vitality with others," Herron says. If you're most fond of lilies, there's a good chance you know how to uplift others and always keep your head held high.

Are you someone who can't leave the house without wearing your signature, exotic perfume? If so, your favorite flowers could be frangipanis, which have the most memorably sweet fragrance of all flowers, says Herron. However, while their smell may entice you, they are best appreciated from a distance as they bruise easily. Frangipanis are shy and only the people closest to you really know you as you are; sweet and innocent.

Whether your preference be for white, red, or any other color of rose, these flowers are timeless, and romantic, says Stephanie. But make no mistake, despite their obvious allure, "the rose is also a very strong self-defender," Herron says. "It shields itself with guard petals and thorns for protection. If handled too roughly, it bruises easily, so this flower must be handled with the utmost respect and care."

As you might have guessed solely by its name, the sunflower lover has an infectiously radiant and warm disposition. You're a glass-half-full type of person, always turning your attention to the bright side of things. Nothing can keep you feeling low, and if free to thrive, you'll set your sights unbelievably high —after all, the tallest sunflower grew over 30 feet tall!

If your favorite flower is the iris, you're likely an art-loving, creative type. You enjoy being someone's muse and secretly hope to inspire others' artistic endeavors. After all, the iris "has inspired many great works of art throughout history and remains highly regarded as a symbol of royalty," Herron says.

These exotic blooms are synonymous with the best of the best, says Stephanie Herron of Scotts Flowers New York City. "This beauty often comes with a price, as they can be quite temperamental; if one element is off in their environment, they may refuse to cooperate and will withhold their full beauty," she says.