32 Stunning Chinese Flowers

In the rich tapestry of Chinese culture, flowers are symbols of their tradition. Whether you are a gardener or an artist, these will inspire you to grow them for sure!

These flowers are deeply rooted in Chinese culture as they are country’s national flower. Plaum blooms symbolize resilience and perseverance and flower in winter.

Botanical Name: Osmanthus fragrans

Native to China, Sweet Osmanthus offers delightful fragrance. People also use it in local cuisines and traditional medicine.

Botanical Name: Rosa chinensis

These plants have originated in China and also also hold a special place in the native Chinese medicine. Their roots go back in hundreds of years in the country.

Botanical Name: Camellia japonica

You may confuse the plant for Japanese origin, but it people have cultivate it in China for centuries! It is also a major part of their tea culture!

Botanical Name: Nelumbo nucifera

Lotus is an important part of the Chines culture and it is also the national flower of India. It represents purity and enlightenment.

Botanical Name: Chrysanthemum spp.

These flowers have been a part of China for more than 2,500 years! People also use them there in traditional medicine. Chrysanthemums also symbolize autumn and longevity.

Botanical Name: Hibiscus rosa-sinensis

The flower’s origin might not be traced to China but it has been cultivated in the country for a long time. A great ornamental plant for sure!

These flowers are a part of Chinese culture since the  Tang Dynasty. Magnolias bloom in clusters and offer a spectacular show of colors! They also have traditional medicinal uses.

Botanical Name: Iris spp.

These flowers are common around the globe but you can find them especially in Chinese art and culture the most.

Botanical Name: Trichosanth