[Answer] Which country’s national flower is the daffodil?

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...1. Belgium 2. Wales 3. Netherlands 4. Switzerland

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Wales - The daffodil has been the national flower of Wales since the early 19th century, but unlike many other national symbols, its historic significance isn’t as clear. Some suggest it was a more attractive national symbol to replace the leek, which has a longstanding significance in Welsh history. Legend says that St. David, who died in 589 CE, started the tradition of wearing leeks when he ordered soldiers to wear them into battle against the Saxons. Historical records show leeks appeared on military uniforms in the 14th century, and leeks are referenced as a Welsh tradition in Shakespeare's “Henry V,” written in the 16th century. The introduction of the daffodil may also relate to St. David’s Day, celebrating the patron saint of Wales on March 1, because the daffodil blooms in early spring. One of the daffodil’s most outspoken proponents was David Lloyd George, the only Welshman to serve as Prime Minister from 1916 to 1922.:

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