Adopted in 1933, the mountain laurel grows in Pennsylvania's forests. Its intricate, star-shaped flowers symbolize strength and perseverance. The State Flowers collection is a unique...
Explore the country in vivid, colorful detail with all the wonder nature has to offer. Enjoy these three illustrated posters-combined and crafted with an artistic,...
Explore the country in vivid, colorful detail with all the wonder nature has to offer. Enjoy these three illustrated posters-combined and crafted with an artistic,...
Adopted in 1900, the magnolia tree's large, creamy white flowers are fragrant symbols of Louisiana's southern charm and resilience. The State Flowers collection is a...
The iris, named in 1933, comes in many colors and symbolizes Tennessee's natural beauty and diversity. The State Flowers collection is a unique way to...
Selected in 1941, the dogwood's white flowers bloom in spring, symbolizing North Carolina's natural beauty and renewal. The State Flowers collection is a unique way...
The black-eyed Susan, selected in 1918, has golden yellow petals and a dark center. It reflects Maryland's agricultural roots and cheerful spirit. The State Flowers...
The California poppy, or -golden poppy,- became the state flower in 1903. Its vibrant orange petals carpet the state in spring, symbolizing California's rich natural...
Chosen in 1904, the scarlet carnation honors President William McKinley and symbolizes love and admiration. The State Flowers collection is a unique way to show...
The mayflower, adopted in 1918, is a delicate and fragrant woodland flower. It represents the Pilgrims' journey and the state's colonial history. The State Flowers...
This unique choice, adopted in 1895, represents Maine's iconic white pine trees. Its cones and tassels symbolize the state's timber heritage and evergreen forests. The...
The peony, adopted in 1957, is celebrated for its large, lush blooms in various colors. It symbolizes prosperity and a rich agricultural heritage in Indiana....
Chosen in 1899, this rare, multi-colored flower grows in high-altitude meadows. Its purple, white, and yellow hues represent Colorado's mountains, snow, and gold, respectively. The...
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