The plants of Kurdistan, by their Kurdish names.

Bellevalia kurdistanica is a spring-flowering bulb of the asparagus family (Asparagaceae), with dense spikes of small bell-shaped flowers that are lilac in bud and white when open. It grows in North Kurdistan (Bakur) and South Kurdistan (Başûr). The botanist Naomi Feinbrun named it after Kurdistan i

After roses, carnations are the second most used flower in the bouquets that are sold. Since ancient times they have been used to make various medicines, for stomach illnesses and to bring down fever, and for a long time they were used to calm the nervous system. They have many other uses as well.