Flower Or Plant, National
271. Flower Or Plant, National (See also Flower, State.)
- almond blossom of Israel. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- blue anemone of Norway. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- blue cornflower of West Germany. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- cantua of Bolivia . [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- carnation of Egypt and Spain. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- cattleya of Brazil. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- ceibo of Argentina. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- chrysanthemum of Japan. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- cinchona of Ecuador. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- dahlia of Mexico. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- edelweiss of Switzerland. [Flower Symbolism: Jobes, 490]
- fern of New Zealand. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- flame lily of Rhodesia. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- fleur-de-lis of France. [Flower Symbolism: Halberts, 28]
- frangipani of Laos. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- golden wattle of Australia. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- hibiscus of Malaysia. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- jasmine (also rose ) of Indonesia. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- leek of Wales. [Flower Symbolism: Brewer Note-Book, 334]
- lily of then city-state Florence. [Flower Symbolism: Brewer Note-Book, 334]
- lily of the valley of Finland. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- linden of former Prussia. [Flower Symbolism: Brewer Note-Book, 334]
- lotus of India. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- maple leaf of Canada. [Flower Symbolism: Jobes, 283]
- mignonette of the former Saxony. [Flower Symbolism: Brewer Note-Book, 334]
- orchid of Venezuela. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- poppy of Greece. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- protea of South Africa. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- red rose of England. [Flower Symbolism: Brewer Note-Book, 334]
- rhododendron of Nepal. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- rose of Honduras. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- sampaguita of Philippines. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- shamrock of Ireland. [Flower Symbolism: Brewer Note-Book, 334]
- thistle of Scotland. [Flower Symbolism: Halberts, 38]
- tulip of Netherlands. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
- violet of then city-state Athens. [Flower Symbolism: Brewer Note-Book, 334]
- white orchid of Guatemala. [Flower Symbolism: WB, 7: 264]
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