Official State Flowers and State Trees
The Rose: Official Floral Emblem of The United States
On September 23, 1986, the House of Representatives passed a
joint resolution naming the rose as the "national floral emblem"
of the United States. The Senate had passed the resolution in 1985.
President Ronald Reagan signed the resolution into law on
October 7, 1986 in a ceremony in the White House Rose Garden.
On November 20, 1986, President Reagan signed Proclamation 5574:
The National Floral Emblem of the United States of America: The Rose.
Official State Trees and Flowers
The first line is the state, second line is the
official state tree, the third line is the official state flower.
Alabama
longleaf pine
camelia
Alaska
Sitka spruce
Flower forget-me-not
Arizona
palo verde
saguaro cactus blossom
Arkansas
lobolly pine
apple blossom
California
California redwood
California poppy
Colorado
Colorado blue spruce
Rocky Mountain columbine
Connecticut
white oak
mountain laurel
District of Columbia
scarlet oak
American Beauty rose
Delaware
American holly
peach blossom
Florida
sabal palm
orange blossom
Georgia
oak
Cherokee rose
Hawaii
kukui or candlenut
pua aloalo
Idaho
western white pine
syringa mock orange
Illinois
white oak
purple violet
Indiana
tulip tree
peony
Iowa
oak
wild prairie rose
Kansas
cottonwood
sunflower
Kentucky
tulip poplar
goldenrod
Louisiana
bald cypress
magnolia
Maine
eastern white pine
eastern white pine tassel and cone
Maryland
white oak
black-eyed Susan
Massachusetts
American elm
mayflower
Michigan
eastern white pine
apple blossom
Minnesota
red pine
pink and white ladyslipper
Mississippi
magnolia
magnolia
Missouri
flowering dogwood
hawthorn
Montana
ponderosa pine
bitterroot
Nebraska
cottonwood
goldenrod
Nevada
singleleaf pinyon
sagebrush
New Hampshire
white birch
purple lilac
New Jersey
northern red oak
violet
New Mexico
pinyon
yucca
New York
sugar maple
rose
North Carolina
longleaf pine
American dogwood
North Dakota
American elm
wild prairie rose
Ohio
buckeye
scarlet carnation
Oklahoma
redbud
mistletoe
Oregon
Douglas fir
Oregon grape
Pennsylvania
eastern hemlock
mountain laurel
Rhode Island
red maple
violet
South Carolina
palmetto
yellow jessamine
South Dakota
Black Hills spruce
pasque flower
Tennessee
tulip poplar
iris
Texas
pecan
Texas bluebonnet
Utah
blue spruce
sego lily
Vermont
sugar maple
red clover
Virginia
flowering dogwood
flowering dogwood
Washington
western hemlock
coast rhododendron
West Virginia
sugar maple
rhododendron
Wisconsin
sugar maple
wood violet
Wyoming
plains cottonwood
Indian paintbrush
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