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Meanings of national flower in English
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llista de flors estatals Usage of national flower in English
1
There's a reason Scotland's national flower is the thistle, not the rose.
2
All this was before the subject of the national flower had been agitated.
3
Her outfit was embroidered with a design of jasmine flowers, Pakistan's national flower.
4
The choice of a national flower or plant is much talked about to-day.
5
The May flower, or trailing arbutus, has been aptly styled our national flower.
6
We haven't any national religion any more than we have a national flower.
7
Plastic carrier bags used to be called "South Africa's national flower".
8
The chrysanthemum is the national flower of Japan.
9
Two rural girls selling Copihue - Chile's national flower - on the side of the road.
10
Is the daffodil the national flower of Wales?
11
The goldenrod is sometimes called our national flower.
12
Heilala, Tonga's national flower is the appropriate name given to Tonga's biggest festival that specifically promotes tourism.
13
Among other fine things were ribbons in the Fleur de Lis design, the national flower of France.
14
Two east-west streets were named after the national flower of each kingdom, Rose Street and Thistle Street.
15
It is Bermuda's national flower, but it is also found in one other place in the world: Ireland.
16
There was already a Thistle Club in town, named for Scotland's national flower and dedicated to upright Scottish values.
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National flower through the time