National plant of Sweden

Answer 1

The national tree of Sweden is the Ornäsbjörk (Betula pendula 'Dalecarlica'), a variety of Silver Birch, whose name means 'Birch of Ornäs'.
In 1986, one was planted in every Swedish muncipality.

Answer 2

Some people say that Linnaea borealis is Swedens nationalflower. That is not correct.

Truth is; Sweden doesn't have a national flower. We don't have any nationalsymbols at all actually, at least not anything official. Kinda boring, but what can you do?

But we do have landscape-symbols. And Linnaea Borealis is the flower of Småland.
Linnea Borealis is Sweden's national flower. This flower is also called Twinflower. This is because they grow in pairs. They are pink in color and look like bells.

Answer 3

The Common Blackbird is the national bird of Sweden.It's a beautiful bird with a black body, with strikingly yellow or orange beak. It's Latin name is Turdus Merula. I think they are quite mistaken for simple crows, but they are really Sweden's national bird.

Answer 4

In the north of Sweden you will find conifers such as spruce and pine. In the south there is oak, birch, rowan, willow, aspen and beech etc. In gardens it is very comman with apple, pear and cherry trees.

If you want to know more you can visit the Swedish Wikipedia.

Answer 5

The Lion, Elk and Dalecarlian horse are the national animals of Sweden.

Answer 6

There is none, instead each province has it's own provincial plant.

Answer 7

The Lingonberry is thought to be the national fruit of Sweden. This fruit is a Swedish staple and used to make a variety of items, from jam to liqueur.

Answer 8

Sweden does not have a floral emblem/national flower; however each province within Sweden does.