Rose of Sharon The national flower of South Korea is the Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus). It holds deep cultural significance, representing the resilience and beauty of the nation.

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It's binomial nomenclature is Hibiscus syriacus and in Korean it's known as the mugunghwa hibiscus (무궁화). In English it's sometimes called the Rose of Sharon and in Spanish it's the Rosa de Siria. The ...

A variety of Korean national flowers, Mugunghwa or rose of Sharon, are on display at the newly opened Gwanghwamun Plaza, on the eve of the Liberation Day Friday ...

The national emblem, created in 1963, incorporates both the Taegeukgi and the rose of Sharon. Since 1966, it has graced the back of the 1 won coin issued by the Bank of Korea.

The rose of Sharon is the national flower of South Korea where it is called the mugunghwa, and, according to the South Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety, it is considered an object of great ...

Ampotan has a nice post discussing differences in symbolism of Japan and Korea's national flowers: cherry blossom or sakura (Japan) and the Rose of Sharon or mugunghwa (Korea). Global Voices stands ...

Find the answer at the bottom. While South Korea lacks a specific law officially designating a national flower, the rose of Sharon, or "mugunghwa" in Korean, is widely recognized as such. The ...

When I was a little girl, we had in our garden a beautiful tall plant all covered in purple and blue flowers. It was a charming sight, but unfortunately my mom had to remove it in order to build a ...