The fireweed, which represents the national flower of Switzerland and is also known as the snowdrop, grows in all 15 cantons of Switzerland. It has gray-green leaves and white flowers. The flower is hard to come by and is therefore a favorite of the Swiss people. They are hardy and independent, and are not afraid of harsh conditions and solitude, so they are seen as a symbol of bravery.

Switzerland's National Flower

The fireweed is the national flower of Switzerland, with gray-green leaves and white flowers. This flower is not easy to get, so it is loved by the Swiss people.

Switzerland's national flower origin

Switzerland's national flower, the fireweed is also known as the snowdrops, snowdrops can be said to be the national flower of Switzerland, Switzerland's 15 cantons in the growth. The underground stems are stout, wrapped in short leaf sheaths, with numerous flowering stems and rooted out strips that are homomorphic with the flowering stems, without rosette-like leaf clusters.

Characteristics of the Swiss national flower

The fireweed is short-branched and wrapped in short, withered leaf sheaths, and has numerous clusters of flowering stems and rooted out strips, without rosettes of leaves.

How to pronounce the Swiss national flower

Pinyin: huǒróngcǎo]

English: edelweiss

Swiss National Flower Allegory

Swiss National Flower Allegory and Symbolism: Alpine huǒróngcǎo is hardy and independent, and is unafraid of harsh conditions and solitude. It is a symbol of bravery.

Pictures of the Swiss national flower