The Chinese name translates to “big head tea”, but it is also known as the “fried egg plant” because of its large yellow centre and white petals. Where to find them: This flower is native ...

The plant was brought from China to England in 1804 by John Middlemist. These tiny, white flowers don’t have a scientific name and measure no more than 1 millimeter in diameter. Native to China ...

Though many mightn't know the official flower of their city, educated guesses might go as follows: In northern China, the Chinese rose flower or syringa. In southern China, azalea, bougainvillea ...