What is the national flower of the UK?

The national flower of the UK is the rose. It is particularly associated with England, where it is a symbol of the country’s monarchy and its long history. The rose, often referred to as the “English rose,” has been a symbol of England since the 15th century, particularly during the Wars of the Roses. The red rose has been an emblem of England, while the white rose represents Yorkshire. Over time, the rose has come to symbolize the unity and history of the UK.