I tried for 12 years to have an all white Garden but I would buy something that was supposed to be white and it would have a yellow or pink tint. Last spring A friend gave me four Rose of Sharon trees she said three were white and one was lilac but couldn't remember which was which. Naturally the Lilac one ended up in my white Garden. It is much too pretty to move and now I am free from that silly aspiration.

No pretty much like all colours unless they are a bit lacklustre I like bright !

Not crazy about yellow, but won't totally avoid any color.

NOt averse to any color but yellow is easy to get enough of

I like all colours combined with another colour. As you take away colour the predominant colour begins to become boring. In the correct setting, a single colour looks awesome.
The majority of flowers are yellow and orange. I like bright luminescent colours that turn your head from a distance. I also like multicolour flowers that draw your eye.
White is a neutral colour with any other colour. Colours like pink and orange don't really go together.
We have a colour theme from front to backyard. No yellow, orange or bright colours in the backyard. The back has a calming effect with all soothing softer colours. The front is set up as an impact statement with bright colours. White can easily go in either yard. It's hard to get a good close up photo of a white flower so it's my least favourite for that reason.
The bright red Crocosmia 'Lucifer' didn't come back for us this year. This is my favourite colour now.
The first photo is the back the rest are the front yard.
Can you see lucifer?

Yellow flowers for me.

Pink is my least favorite, and I am a rosaian. Pink is by far the most common color to find in roses. I Don't refuse to grow pink roses. They just are about my last preference. Well, ok, there are some greenish-white novelty roses I have no use for, but as most plants have green foliage, which I certainly Don't mind, I am not counting that.

My wife hates red roses because her ex would always give them to her after he had cheated on her, I found this out the hard way when we first started dating and I bought her what I thought was a nice, romantic bouquet of roses.

I don’t like white flowers either

I don't very much like the 'hot' part of the spectrum - yellow, orange, red - but I think that is because i live in a hot country and I want to get back to the cool!

Some people say that orange is a hard colour to use in the garden, because it is the colour which most tends to clash with green, which is of course the main hue in most gardens. It is only a hypothetical clash based on the colour wheel colour theory, but it does seem to be hard to use well even in practice so perhaps it is true.

I love every color flower but the scent of some is intolerable for me.

I prefer them alive . That black/brown color doesn't do a thing for me .

I prefer pinks, purples, blues, but I'm good with almost any colors. My least favorite would be orange. You won't find much orange (if any) in my house, closet, or yard. My ex did not like white flowers either, I never understood that one. It's not like the whole yard is in white, but a few whites add to the whole.