[grizzly.]

Best of luck to everyone! Whoever wins is very lucky?

[Koiley]

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"See how the flowers look like birds? The white specimens are just as stunning!"
-Forsythia's gardening and botany journal
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Username - DaringAsh.

Name - Forsythia. /fore-sith-ee-uh/. "This yellow harbinger spring bloom was named for Scottish botanist William Forsyth, and is even more unusual than such exotic species as Acacia and Azalea." x

Gender - Female.

Plant - Forsythia loves the bird of paradise flower. They are the sole reason she made a tropical garden separate from her other one. Both have a myriad of plant species, a majority of them being plants with gorgeous flowers.

Image Credits - Above credit goes to flickr user Martin LaBar (I edited it a lot with lunapic.com, oops), and the white bird of paradise photo belongs to this site x.

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Congratulations! I love the name as well as the pretty flower. :>

[grizzly.]

Congrats!

[Hemalily]

Congrats <3

[Wulfjaw]

Aaaaah, thank you so, so much! I'll try my best to take care of Forsythia! I was so happy when I saw that I won. The rest of you had great forms and such beautiful flowers.