What is the natinal flower of France?

Answer 1

The national flower of France is an iris that inspired the Fleur-de-lis three part symbol of this European nation. The form is derived from the native iris of French waterways where it grows in large colonies in shallow shorelines.

It first became famous during a battle by King Clovis of the Franks in 496 A.D. when these yellow flowered iris showed him a shallow place in the river where he could Ford with his men to vanquish the enemies.

Later in 1147 King Louis VII saw a blue form of the flower in a dream and officially adopted it as the national symbol stylized into the fleur-de-lis.

Answer 2

French People love to have lush, beautiful gardens where they grow an abundance of different varieties of flowers in the village of Gourdon in France. Encouraging their love toward s flowers the French Government declared Stylized Lily as their National Flower.

Answer 3

There is no such thing as a 'national tree' in France. No tree had been turned into a French emblem.

Answer 4

Paris is a city in the country of France. It doesn't have a state tree.

Answer 5

Some common tree species in France are: pines and fir trees, especially in mountainous zones; oak, beech, hornbeam, hawthorn, ash tree.