National Flowers by Country


Check this most exhaustive list of National Flowers by Country! National emblem holds a lot of significance for the citizens of a country. And it is interesting to note how much we can learn a lot about the beliefs and traditions of a nation by knowing its National Flower. If you know of a national flower of a country that we may have missed out please add to the collection by sending in your feedback. 
CountryFlower
AustraliaGolden Wattle
ArgentinaCattleya orchid
AustriaEdelweiss
BangladeshWhite Water Lily
BelgiumAzalea, Red or corn poppy
BermudaBlue-eyed grass
BoliviaInca magic flower
BrazilCattleya orchid
BulgariaRose
CanadaMaple leaf, Rose as symbol of England, Fleur-de-lis for France
CeylonWesak orchid
ChileCopihue
ChinaNarcissus, Peony, Plum flower,
ColombiaMayflower orchid (or Christmas orchid)
Costa RicaFlor de San Sebastian
CubaGinger lily
Czech RepublicRose (traditional), Carnation (popular), Linden tree
DenmarkRed Clover
EcuadorWhite nun orchid, Rose
EgyptLotus or Water Lily
EnglandRed tudor rose
EstoniaBlue Cornflower
EthiopiaCalla
FinlandLily of the valley
FranceLily
GermanyNone
GreeceGuernsey lily
HollandTulip
Hong KongBauhinia Blakeana
HungaryTulip
IndiaLotus (Nelumbo nucifera)
IndonesiaMelati jasmine, Moon orchid
IranRose
IraqRose
IrelandShamrock
ItalyPoppy or White Lily
JamaicaLignum Vitae (Guiacum officinale)
JapanChrysanthemum
JordanBlack Iris
KoreaRose of Sharon
LaosRice
LatviaOxeye Daisy
LibyaPomegranate Blossom
LithuaniaRue (Ruta)
LuxembourgRose
Malagasy RepublicTraveler's tree
MalaysiaHibiscus
MaldivesRose
MexicoDahlia
MonacoCarnation
NepalRhododendron
NetherlandsCalendula (official), Orange tulip (popular)
New ZealandKowhai
NicaraguaSacuanjoche or May Flower
Northern IrelandShamrock
NorwayHeather
PakistanJasmine
PanamaDove orchid (or Holy Ghost orchid)
ParaguayJasmine-of-the-Paraguay, Orange blossom
PersiaRose
PeruInca magic flower
PhilippinesSampagita Jasmine
PolandCornflower
PortugalLavender
RussiaChamomile, Daisy
RumaniaDog rose
San MarinoCyclamen
ScotlandThistle
SingaporeOrchid: Vanda Miss Joaquim
SloveniaCarnation
South AfricaKing Protea
South KoreaHibiscus
SpainRed carnation, Pomegranate
SwedenTwinflower
SwitzerlandEdelweiss
TurkeyRose (traditional), Tulip (popular)
UruguayCeibo, Cockspur coral
Vatican CityEaster lily
VenezuelaOrchid
WalesLeek and Daffodil
YemenArabian coffee
YugoslaviaLily of the Valley
United StatesRose
ZimbabweFlame Lily

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10 World's Strangest Laws

1. Singapore
In a bid to keep the streets of this super-efficient city clean, the authorities in Singapore decided in 1992 to ban chewing gum completely. Stick to a mint.

2. Eraclea, Italy
Many holidaymakers head to the sandy beach at Eraclea to escape the hordes of tourists in nearby Venice. Unfortunately, those who enjoy building sandcastles can think again – it’s forbidden.

3. Amsterdam, Netherlands
A curious loophole in the law means that smoking tobacco in a public place such as a coffee shop in Amsterdam is banned, while puffing away on pure cannabis is entirely legal.

4. Florida, USA
For those who are young, free and single and enjoy jumping out of planes in their spare time, be careful if you’re in Florida - unmarried women who parachute on Sundays can be jailed.


5. Switzerland
Bizarrely, flushing the toilet in a Swiss apartment is illegal after 10pm. It is also against the law for a man to relieve himself while standing up after 10pm.

6.Eboli, Italy
Honeymooners might be best to avoid hiring a car in Eboli, just south of Naples. Kissing in a moving vehicle here can carry a fine of up to €500.

7. Capri, Italy
Locals in Capri, northern Italy, must value their peace and quiet - a couple were arrested recently forwearing excessively noisy flip-flops, following the introduction of a ban on ‘noisy footwear’.

8. Alabama, USA
The Southern American state has a quite superfluous law in place which states that it’s illegal to be blindfolded while driving a vehicle.

9. Dubai, UAE
Dubai’s luxurious resorts and stunning beaches may seem like the ideal place to spend a romantic holiday, but don’t get too affectionate - kissing in public here is illegal, and many tourists have fallen foul of this law in recent years.

10. South-East Asia
The durian, a fruit native to Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia, has a smell so incredibly strong that it is banned from many public places in South-East Asia.