European flora encompasses a diverse range of plant species found across the continent, influenced by various climates and habitats. From the Mediterranean olive trees and lavender in the south to the boreal forests of the north, Europe showcases a rich tapestry of vegetation. The region is home to approximately 12,000 native plant species, including iconic flowers like bluebells and poppies. Conservation efforts are crucial to protect these plants, as many face threats from urbanization, climate change, and invasive species. Understanding and preserving European flora is essential for maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem health.