China has not picked up the national flowers yet.
But there is a recommendation of 4 flowers:
Peony (mudan), Lotus flower, Plum, and and ...

Will show you some pics below.
Peony: http://www.chinaheze.com/zhuanlan/mdzl/wh/xx/index.htm
Also http://www.lyinfo.ha.cn/ly/jingdian/ghy/04.htm












And more ... http://www.peonyking.com/lypkruioweurioewur/t3/index.htm


Please add your national flowers follow up.

I will also try to add some tulips from Keukenhof.

South Africa - King Proteas

I like it!!!

Yuan, its a King Protea, its fynbos as far as I know (grows in dry, bushy areas).
Tropical flower? I dont know! We have Mediterranean type weather here, thats all I know

I like!:)

Finland's national flower is Kielo (Convallaria majalis), in english I think it's called the lily of the valley (?)



Very beautiful, small and extremely poisonous, even animals don't eat it.

If you can't see the image, click here: http://www.floralimages.co.uk/pic1c6.htm

Pia yes Lily Of The Valley

yuan I see Bleeding Hearts in those pictures too

BTW The USA national flower is The Rose

United States National Flower
September 23, 1986, the House of Representatives passed a joint resolution naming the rose as the "national floral emblem" of the United States. The Senate had passed the resolution in 1985.

The measure then went to President Ronald Reagan. He signed the resolution into law on October 7, 1986 in a ceremony in the White House Rose Garden.

On November 20, 1986, President Reagan signed Proclamation 5574: The National Floral Emblem of the United States of America: The Rose. (Note: a proclamation announces an act by the government; it does not have the effect of law.)

Estonia's national flower is Cornflower/Bachelor's button:



<< button lol


Short summary:
http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/wildseed/23/23.7.html
Longer summary:
http://www.gardenguides.com/flowers/annuals/bachelor.htm

Sweden Linnea (Linnea Borealis) also called Twinflower

Hi, Mandy, sorry for my ignorance. Yeah, I know you have many beautiful flowers.
Hi Pia, Lily is also one of my favorites. clean and bright", many guys here love lily.
Hi DGE, you know we also have Chinese Rose, with a chn name like "bloom monthly", its in the same family with rose. Seems not so "brilliant" as rose, but a bit "stronger". Not sure if it will be selected as one of the national flowers here. Yes, peony always related to such many stories here.
Hi mardikass, I am also not familiar with your wonderful spirit. Wish I could know her like your Sabones (?), your national basketball team.

Sisterflower, "strong and bright", I can understand why you guys can produce nice cars, fighters etc.

Italy

Japan: Sakuna

France

Brasil

Korean

Germany

US and Britain

Belgium

Chily

My birth state: Texas

The Bluebonnet. The fields towards North Central Texas down towards South Texas are gorgeous in the spring months. Bluebonnets, Indian Blankets, all sorts of beautiful wildflowers, bright colors...looks like a sea of color. Sorry, I don't have a host site. But here's a link to see.

http://www.lsjunction.com/flower.htm

My now home, Colorado.

The white and lavender Columbine. Gorgeous, too. Although I see more "white snow" than anything. LOL

http://www.50states.com/flower/colorado.htm


All those flowers you've posted are just so beautiful. LOL as a child I travelled over Europe with my rear end in air and nose down to the gardens.

Yep,exactly,the pics above are all beautiful,lol

Very beautiful flowers I especially like the ones from Italy,Japan,Germany,US and Britain.

And that cornflower is wonderful

My home state
Black Eyed Susan-Maryland

My 2nd childhood home state
Wood Violet-Wisconsin

My current state
Mountain Laurel-Pennsylvania

I didn't even know the US had a national flower. BUT I knew that Alaska's State Flower was the Forget-Me-Not!

The National flower of Pakistan is Jasmine Flower known as Chanbailee (Pronounced : Cham'bailee) in Urdu

Here is the picture of Jasmine flower



P.S. If anyone got some more pictures of Jasmine flower then could you please post them here.

Really very beautiful!

It's really hard to say what's the national flower of Poland, and i guess the more Polish people you ask - the less they would agree which flower is a national one. But i think poppy can be considered as one of the nationals.









You can read more here, if you're interested
http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art17141.asp

Austria: Edelweiss (called the Flower of Emperors and Kings)