What is the national flower of Bermuda?

Answer 1

Describing anything as "national" in Bermuda is a potentially explosive act. Bear in mind that Bermuda is not a nation, it is part of the UK (the UK government, those Bermudians who are independence minded, and the generally ignorant use semantic games to describe it otherwise, but Bermuda is not a protectorate (a foreign nation, or the sovereign territory of a people who are not British nationals, but which is under British administration), but a colony (in the current parlance, an overseas territory). The national flag is the Union Jack, not the Red Ensign with the Bermudian coat of arms, the national anthem is God Save The Queen, and all political authority is ultimately delegated from London, even if it pretends otherwise.

That being said, the national (or territorial, if you prefer...or colonial) flower is the Bermudiana, a type of Iris endemic to the archipelago. This may have recently been discovered to occur naturally in Ireland (blue-eyed grass), as well, so may be revised to native to Bermuda, rather than endemic (being both native and unique to).