The Fifty State Flowers: A Guide to America's Garden #Infographic

Published by Web Desk Sunday, January 31, 2016

Along with birds, fruits, colors, and trees, every state in the United States has its own state flower. And the best thing about them is that you can grow most of them in your own home garden! If you expect them to be all red, white, and blue then you'd be wrong! America's garden is all sorts of shapes, colors, and sizes. From the diminutive sagebrush to the triumphant rose, from forget-me-nots to camellias, state flowers showcase the natural beauty of the United States!

This infographic will take you through the whole horticultural melting pot and teach you what each state's official flower is. It's perfect for teachers looking to add some color to a lesson! Or perhaps you'd like to send a symbolic bouquet to that special someone. Why not send them flowers that represent the four corners of the United States or correspond to our greatest natural landmarks? Roses are all well and good – especially in the state of New York – but it's worthwhile to have some variety every now and again!

Infographic by: www.avasflowers.net

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