Discover the Enchanting World of Spanish Flower Names: A Journey of Beauty and Fragrance

Embrace the vibrant culture of Spain through its captivating flower names. Each blossom holds a unique story, connecting you to the country's rich traditions and natural wonders. From the captivating Azucena (white lily) to the ethereal Lirio del Valle (lily of the valley), immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Spanish flowers.

Popular Spanish Flower Names

Spanish Name	English Name
Amapola	Poppy
Azucena	White Lily
Clavel	Carnation
Crisantemo	Chrysanthemum
Dalia	Dahlia
Gardenia	Gardenia
Hortensia	Hydrangea
Jazmín	Jasmine
Lavanda	Lavender
Margarita	Daisy
Orquídea	Orchid
Rosa	Rose
Tulipán	Tulip
Violeta	Violet

Unique Spanish Flower Names

Spanish Name	English Name
Adelfa	Oleander
Alhelí	Wallflower
Brezo	Heather
Campanilla	Bluebell
Clavo de Especia	Carnation
Dondiego de Noche	Evening Primrose
Espuela de Caballero	Larkspur
Flor de Azahar	Orange Blossom
Flor de Mayo	Frangipani
Geranio	Geranium
Malva	Mallow
Narciso	Narcissus
Pensamiento	Pansy
Romero	Rosemary

Success Stories

The Rosa (Rose) was named the most popular flower in Spain by the Spanish Flower Growers Association.

Orquídea (Orchid) sales have increased by 25% in recent years, making them a growing favorite among Spanish gardeners.**

*Jazmín* (Jasmine) is highly sought after for its intoxicating fragrance and is often used in perfumes and cosmetics.

FAQs About Spanish Flower Names

Q: What is the most popular flower name in Spain?

A: Rosa (Rose)

Q: What is the national flower of Spain?

A: Clavel (Carnation)

Q: What is the difference between a Spanish flower name and an English flower name?

A: Spanish flower names often have a romantic or poetic feel, while English flower names are more descriptive.

Discover the Enchanting World of Spanish Flower Names: A Journey of Beauty and Fragrance