Genes are sections of our DNA that have a specific genetic code. When you're born you get a copy of each gene from your mother and a copy of each gene from your father. These copies are called alleles. For each gene you get 2 copies of each allele and these can be dominant, receissive or co-dominant.
If you have 2 dominant alleles e.g. RR (red colour in plant), then the plant would be red.
If you have 2 recessive alleles e.g. rr (white colour) then the plant would be white.
If you have 1 dominant and 1 recessive e.g. Rr then the plant would be red as the dominant allele is always shown.
Incomplete dominance is where neither allele is dominant e.g. R = red, W = white. Both alleles are expressed and contribute equally to the phenotype (or colour). So RR = red, WW = white and RW = pink.
Co-dominance is where both alleles are dominant e.g. Blood Type AB