Each state in the United States has its own unique State Flowers, which has been approved by the legislature of the respective states as symbolizing the qualities the state prides itself of. Each state also demarcates specific gardens where state flowers are grown and their unique status documented for all to see. Some states like Texas do not even need to make the effort to specially cultivate the Bluebonnet Flowers as they grow along highways and street ends by themselves.
Besides that States flowers are many a times used on the State Flags as well as in the case of Kansas. They are also made the symbol for various state organizations such as the state military centers or the state humanitarian center. Some states share the same flower as a state flower but generally states have different types of flowers .
In some cases where the flower is not of local origin, a state wildflower too is delegated. As in the case of Alabama where the state flower is a Camellia but since it is of Japanese origin, the goldenrod was announced as the state wildflower at the same time. State Flowers are an important part of state parades where large floats decorated with the state flower do the rounds. Students are also taught about the State Flowers at School.
Here’s a list of State Flowers and more information about them.
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