What is the national flower of australia?

Sturt's desert pea, Swainsona formosa, is the state flower of South Australia. It was adopted as the state's floral emblem in 1961. read more

Golden Wattle (Acacia pycnantha) is Australia's national flower. The Golden Wattle blooms in spring, - beginning September - in Australia, with large fluffy, yellow, sweet smelling flower heads. Each Golden Wattle flower head is a bunch of many tiny flowers. read more

Australia's National Flower: The Golden Wattle ••• Vincenzo Lombardo/Getty Images You'll find the golden wattle, or Acacia pycnantha, growing in the wild in many parts of Australia, such as in South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, western Victoria, and southern inland areas of New South Wales. read more

National symbolsaustralia.gov.au Retrieved 18 March 2018. Australian National Symbolspmc.gov.au Retrieved 18 March 2018. Australia's National Symbolsdfat.gov.au Retrieved 18 March 2018. read more