From Tumblr it went to Twitter

Twitter user BobaFettish cosigned on that sentiment and shared snazzy-lester's post on Twitter, captioned:

"Now I'm curious!"

"Men only, what's your favorite flower?"

Now I'm curious! Men only, what's your favorite flower? pic.twitter.com/4NETxSyWwJ

— BobaFettish (@_Boba_Fettish) March 18, 2022

And men were more than ready and willing to share.

Men from across the Twitterverse shared their favorites.

Some included personal stories of why the flower meant so much to them or how it became their favorite.

Others shared photos from their own gardens and flower beds.

Black-eyed Susan and Misty's flower

Black eyed susans and this purple flowering weed that grew on the grave of a dog i had when i was a kid. Dunno the real name but i call it mistys flower after the dog pic.twitter.com/uYnCC4FCFM

— Darkslifer27 (@Darkslifer27) March 18, 2022

Buddleja - Butterfly Bush

Probably buddleia bc they get huge and look like fireworks pic.twitter.com/xjaHKRiPpk

— Tom Sawyer last summer, and knows what you did (@TomEastcould) March 19, 2022

Sunflower

The sunflower. My younger brother would grow them in the backyard and just delight in how tall they'd get! When he passed, I tried to carry the same tradition. I can't grow them at my apartment, but every time I see one, I think of him and smile. pic.twitter.com/w1JSJ0BYNT

— Higgybaby (@Kisaoda) March 18, 2022

Orchid

I like Orchids they are very intricate theres almost a strength about them. pic.twitter.com/sgf7sBdu3T

— Andre Son of Mogh 🖖🏽 ✊🏽 BLM (@HausOfMogh) March 18, 2022

Daffodils and Lilacs

Daffodils and lilacs. Daffodils bc they remind me of my grandmother. She planted some on my parents' farm 40 years ago and they are still thriving. Lilacs bc we had several bushes on the farm when I was little and they remind me of the thoughtless joy of childhood summers. pic.twitter.com/nbhioHO8K7

— Doug 'Ash Wednesday is a goth holiday' James (@piratefalcon325) March 18, 2022

Hyacinth

Armenian grape hyacinth pic.twitter.com/bZinywKh1Y

— Jedison (@jettisawn) March 18, 2022

Nettles

Do nettles count or are plants not considered flowers? Not sure. I do like nettles though. pic.twitter.com/k1jx6dkNgR

— Regent 🌲🦅🎶🖖🏻 (@The_Regent) March 18, 2022

Magnolia

If Magnolia blooms count than definitely those. Easy. If not. Then probably Azaleas 🌺 pic.twitter.com/qXNUSCq07k

— Tom Andrews (@princethomas) March 18, 2022

Strelitzia - Bird of Paradise

Strelitzia pic.twitter.com/5LzETTZE8l

— Oehrk 🏳️‍🌈 (@Oehrk) March 18, 2022

Snowdrops

Snowdrops are my favorite!! They mean so much to me and are in line with my favorite season - winter.
My mom and grandmother know how much they mean to me and always bring me lots every winter 🤍 pic.twitter.com/STjg5mitFw

— Svett-O 🎃💀 (@Svett_O) March 18, 2022

Hibiscus and Lotus

My favorite flower is hibiscus but I also love lotuses 😁 pic.twitter.com/2uVhN0QYyA

— Nick Valencia (@Stuff_from_Nick) March 19, 2022

One man's weed...

I adore thistles! pic.twitter.com/cEtsMxlRSq

— BobaFettish (@_Boba_Fettish) March 18, 2022

Sunflowers, Gerbera Daisies and Roses

I like sunflowers and gerbera daisies, and roses. I actually take pictures of flowers all the time. 🥺 pic.twitter.com/qBJ35fR8WE

— lord evan austin, author (@evanaustinauthr) March 19, 2022

Daisy

Daisy i hope when I pull the petals it lands on she loves me instead of love me not pic.twitter.com/wnbvIFLOIM

— Paul (@middleson22) March 19, 2022

Allium

Allium pic.twitter.com/xPZKYZEVkM

— Mark Lepper (@thelepper) March 19, 2022

Orange Blossom

Orange Blossom. One of my earliest memories was receiving a fresh crate of oranges on my birthday. I grew up in an orphanage. When you have nothing, any small gift is the best thing in the world pic.twitter.com/L3uIpF8QZh

— Russky_Pivo (@RusskyPivo) March 19, 2022

Passion Flower

There was a Passion flower vine growing over a fence on my walk home from school. I thought it was from another planet. pic.twitter.com/WaZGKzuT8o

— Dustin Driver (@dustin_driver) March 19, 2022

More Hyacinths

For me it has to be hyacinths first plant I ever grew now I grow all sorts of bedding plants and succulents every year pic.twitter.com/R5NWgedM3S

— Alex (@Gregz_96) March 19, 2022

Poppy

Himalayan blue poppy. Blue is one of the rarest naturally occurring colours in nature and they're such a small, sweet, and simple flower. pic.twitter.com/fe7sX7pGFs

— Kevin "A Win is a Win" Weir (@StrawmanKWeir) March 19, 2022

Dahlia

Every August their is a stunning bloom of multiple varieties and colours of dahlias in Dublin's Botanic Gardens. Never fails to stop me in my tracks. Nature at its most mesmerising and mathematical. pic.twitter.com/ecKxhwDQ7s

— Simon Judge (@simonjuj) March 19, 2022

Unknown, but a great memory.

Sadly, I don't know the name of the tree but they look something like this. In the wind the petals fall off the tree and drift in the breeze, they have a gentle sweet smell almost like a type of tea. I could sit on that bench in the shade for hours when these things are in bloom. pic.twitter.com/cFx3oHfryd

— TheCraftySam (@TheCraftySam) March 19, 2022

Tulip

My dad loved tulips. Can’t see them without thinking of him. I think he loved their colors and simplicity.

— catlawfin (@catlawfin) March 20, 2022

Of course...

...there had to be at least one dad joke.

This is my favourite 😃 it’s both versatile and easy to work with pic.twitter.com/ONW6FfaEr5

— Alex Brennan 💛❤️💙🤍 (@Darth_Brennan) March 18, 2022

And a Monty Python reference for Lupins

Your life or your lupins! pic.twitter.com/BfblseNrte

— Richard Moore (@moore3t1) March 20, 2022

Iris

Here is one I planted a few years ago… pic.twitter.com/2HYPMJd7j1

— theghostoflittleedie (@GhostofEdie) March 20, 2022

Rose

It may seem cheesy but a black rose. pic.twitter.com/ndzX9EiIjj

— Joshua Waight (@MadWolf8804) March 19, 2022

Prairie Fire

I saw these driving through Oklahoma, and found they also go by Prairie Fire if it helps! Learning that they are hemiparasitic on the grasses was super interesting, and they're gorgeous!

— Tricia (@Aerdrie) March 20, 2022

Snapdragon

Snapdragons. Cool name, interesting shapes. pic.twitter.com/CZioSs1lqE

— Jeff Brown (@BrownEnvmgmt) March 19, 2022

Forget Me Nots

I love seeing so many cool flowers in this thread. Forget Me Nots are my fave. pic.twitter.com/lFU8T4Wr6Q

— Felix Flynn (@FrightfulFelix) March 19, 2022

Asiatic Lily

Asiatic lilies, any color but the magenta on white ones are particularly striking. And their fragarance is fantastic. pic.twitter.com/oIjoU2HhB7

— SOBS (@thatisSOBS) March 19, 2022

Frangipani

Frangipani. Beautiful and has a rich symbolism associated with it. pic.twitter.com/utzFI1qs0C

— Michael Tichy (@MichaelTichyNP) March 19, 2022

Hollyhock

Hollyhock. I actually used to work at a seed company and I would take flower seeds that were supposed to be thrown out at the end of the year to plant at home. pic.twitter.com/dPAY54CCgH

— Mike (@basilisk078) March 19, 2022

Lantana

Lantana. Look at those tiny bowties! I'm dead. pic.twitter.com/bO8HmnBjbv

— Ghosteye (@perderedeus) March 19, 2022

Canterbury Bells

Canterberry Bells. I’ve never had to answer this question before so I didn’t even know their real name. I had to Google tea cup flowers 😂 pic.twitter.com/HKy9Gy7mDE

— James Rossell (@Hufflepuff_Jedi) March 19, 2022

African Violet

My grandmother had African Violets, she told me purple was the color of royalty. She knew a lot about plants, could name 100s. I had a Latin teacher who was a botanist and a college professor who was an agronomist.

I’m almost 50 and no one has ever asked me about flowers. pic.twitter.com/TwvZqWMIzx

— Bryan Kearney - Gun Laws Save Lives (@bryandavidk) March 20, 2022

So glad they asked...

As the tweet went viral and more and more men got to share, BobaFettish posted:

"I gotta say, I think this is my favorite thread of all time."

"I love hearing everyone's stories and memories associated with flowers. 💚"

I gotta say, I think this is my favorite thread of all time.

I love hearing everyone's stories and memories associated with flowers. 💚

— BobaFettish (@_Boba_Fettish) March 19, 2022