Spain is a country known for the majestic color and vibrancy of its culture. Thankfully, this also extends to Spain’s native flowers and plants. This enchanting Mediterranean country is known for its carnations, lavender shrubs, and Spanish bluebells. In this article, I’ll explore 30 native Spanish flowers.Spain Native Range and Growing ZonesDepending on the region, Spain’s Mediterranean climate broadly corresponds to USDA Hardiness Zones 8 to 12. Most of mainland Spain falls within Zones 8 to 10. However, the Canary Islands correspond to Zones 8 to 12.Spain offers a diverse range of habitats. Northern Spain has cooler highland and forest ecosystems. Other habitats across the country include semi-arid grasslands, heathlands, and even deserts.How Are Spain’s Native Flowers Defined?In Spain, native flowers are species that grew wild throughout the country before human intervention. However, humans have since introduced several non-native species. Some of these non-native plants are seen...
