So, what is the national flower of Holland? What does it stand for? Let's have a look!
The national flower of Holland is tulip.
Tulip, a Liliaceae herb, is the national flower of Turkey, Kazakhstan and the Netherlands. 3-5 leaves, strip to egg-shaped, single flower, large and gorgeous. Perianth is red or mixed with white and yellow, sometimes white or yellow, 5-7 cm long and 2-4 cm wide. Six stamens are as long, filaments are hairless, and there is no style. The stigma expands in a cockscomb shape, and the flowering period is April-May. Its exact source is difficult to prove.
More than 500 years ago, the headscarf worn by people in Central Asia was similar to tulip flower, and its original name was Tulipa, which means "headscarf" in Turkish. Therefore, some experts believe that its origin is likely to be in Turkey and the Mediterranean. 1863 to Holland. Tulip, a herb of Liliaceae, is the national flower of the Netherlands. The Dutch people set the Wednesday closest to May 15 as the annual Tulip Festival in China.
Tulip flower language: fraternity, consideration, elegance, wealth, ability, intelligence, love, charity, reputation, beauty, blessing, eternal love confession, eternal blessing.
Yellow tulip: elegance, preciousness, wealth, cherish and friendship.
Pink tulips: beauty, love, cherish, friendship and happiness.
Red tulip: confession of love, declaration of love, joy and love.
Purple tulip: noble love and endless love.
Queen of the night: Mysterious and noble.
Plateau tulip: pride, standing and creative beauty, beautiful creation.
Two-color tulip: beautiful you, nice to meet you.
Feather tulip: affectionate.
Wild tulips: chastity.