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 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 Indian paintbrush, adopted in 1917, features fiery red flowers and thrives in Wyoming's rugged landscapes, symbolizing adventure and beauty. The State Flowers collection is...
Chosen in 1909, the wood violet blooms in forests and meadows, representing Wisconsin's tranquility and natural beauty. The State Flowers collection is a unique way...
Adopted in 1903, the rhododendron's large, colorful flowers grow in West Virginia's mountains, symbolizing resilience. The State Flowers collection is a unique way to show...
Chosen in 1892, this pink flowering shrub thrives in Washington's coastal regions and symbolizes natural splendor. The State Flowers collection is a unique way to...
The American Beauty Rose, designated as the floral emblem of Washington, D.C., is known for its large, fragrant, deep pink blooms. It symbolizes elegance, beauty,...
Selected in 1918, the dogwood's white flowers symbolize Virginia's beauty and historic ties to nature. The State Flowers collection is a unique way to show...
Adopted in 1894, the red clover thrives in Vermont's pastures, symbolizing agriculture and hardiness. The State Flowers collection is a unique way to show your...
Chosen in 1911, the sego lily was a vital food source for early settlers. Its white, tulip-shaped flowers symbolize Utah's pioneer history. The State Flowers...
Adopted in 1901, the bluebonnet's vivid blue flowers blanket Texas in spring, representing its vast landscapes and heritage. The State Flowers collection is a unique...
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...
Adopted in 1903, this early-blooming flower thrives on South Dakota's prairies. Its lavender petals and yellow centers signal spring. The State Flowers collection is a...
Chosen in 1924, this climbing vine's fragrant, trumpet-shaped flowers bloom in early spring, symbolizing grace and simplicity. The State Flowers collection is a unique way...
The violet, adopted in 1968, grows abundantly in Rhode Island. Its purple petals represent modesty and charm. The State Flowers collection is a unique way...
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...
The Oregon grape, named in 1899, features yellow flowers and blue berries. It thrives in Oregon's damp climate and symbolizes strength. The State Flowers collection...
The Oklahoma Rose, adopted in 2004, is a deep crimson hybrid tea rose known for its velvety petals and sweet fragrance. It symbolizes Oklahoma's beauty,...
Adopted in 1907, this delicate pink flower thrives in North Dakota's prairies, symbolizing resilience and beauty. 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...
Selected in 1941, the dogwood's flowers bloom in spring, symbolizing North Carolina's natural beauty and renewal. The State Flowers collection is a unique way to...
The rose, adopted in 1955, symbolizes New York's beauty and diversity. Its many varieties grow throughout the state. The State Flowers collection is a unique...
Chosen in 1927, the yucca's tall stalks with creamy white flowers thrive in New Mexico's deserts, symbolizing adaptability and strength. The State Flowers collection is...
Adopted in 1971, the violet grows widely across New Jersey. Its vibrant purple petals symbolize modesty and charm. The State Flowers collection is a unique...
The purple lilac, chosen in 1919, is known for its fragrant blossoms. It represents New Hampshire's hardy, enduring spirit. The State Flowers collection is a...
The sagebrush, adopted in 1917, is a hardy desert shrub with fragrant, silver-green foliage. it represents Nevada's arid climate and unique beauty. The State Flowers...
Named the state flower in 1895, the goldenrod's bright yellow plumes brighten Nebraska's prairies in late summer and symbolize warmth and friendship. The State Flowers...
Adopted in 1895, the bitterroot's pink blooms grow in rocky soil. it symbolizes Montana's rugged landscapes and pioneer resilience. The State Flowers collection is a...
The hawthorn, chosen in 1923, features clusters of small, white flowers. It grows throughout Missouri, symbolizing the state's rural heritage. The State Flowers collection is...
The hawthorn, chosen in 1923, features clusters of small, white flowers. It grows throughout Missouri, symbolizing the state's rural heritage. The State Flowers collection is...
Adopted in 1952, the magnolia represents Mississippi's southern charm. Its creamy white, fragrant blooms are a beloved symbol of the state. The State Flowers collection...
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