European National Flowers #infographic

Published by Web Desk Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Last week was National Gardening Week in the UK, and while admiring your blossoming garden, you may have been wondering about the cultural history behind your Daffodil or Carnation.

Almost every country has a National flower, a symbol with cultural or religious roots that may go back several centuries, or has been adopted due to how rife they are. From the Tudor Rose of England to the Alpine Gentian of the Czech Republic, explore Europe’s most widely recognised national flowers.

Infographic by: lovethegarden

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