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What are the Provincial and Territorial Flowers of Canada?

Canada’s Provincial and Territorial Official Flowers listed alphabetically first by Province and then by Territory. Includes the year the flower was officially adopted.

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Alberta – The Wild Rose Adopted in 1930
Dogwood (Cornus florida)
British Columbia – The Pacific Dogwood Adopted in 1956
Spring flowers cutleaf anemone
Manitoba – Prairie Crocus Adopted in 1906
Viola flowers
New Brunswick – Purple Violet Adopted in 1936
Pitcher Plant
Newfoundland and Labrador – Pitcher Plant Adopted in 1954
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Nova Scotia – Mayflower Trailing Arbutus Adopted in 1901
Trillium, Official Flower of Province of Ontario, Canada
Ontario – White Trillium Adopted in 1937
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Prince Edward Island – Pink Lady Slipper Cypripedium reginae Adopted in 1947
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Quebec – the Blue Flag (native Iris) replaced the white lily as the provincial flower in 1999
Wild lily (Lilium pensylvanicum) 8
Saskatchewan – Western Red Lily   Adopted in 1941
Northwest Territories –                                     Mountain Avens Adopted in 1957
Saxifrage flowers on the ground in the garden
Nunavut Territory – Purple Saxifraga Adopted in 2000
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Yukon Territory – Fireweed Adopted in 1957

Colorful Canada map with provinces and capital cities