State Flowers

Every U.S. state has a state flower. State flowers have usually been chosen because of their prevalence in that state or their role in the state's history or development.

• Alabama

  Camellia

• Alaska

  Forget-Me-Not

• Arizona

  Saguaro Cactus

• Arkansas

  Apple Blossom

• California

  Golden Poppy

• Colorado

  Columbine

• Connecticut

  Mountain Laurel

• Delaware

  Peach Blossom

• Florida

  Orange Blossom

• Georgia

  Cherokee Rose

• Hawaii

  Yellow Hibiscus

• Idaho

  Syringa

• Illinois

  Native Violet

• Indiana

  Peony

• Iowa

  Wild Rose

• Kansas

  Sunflower

• Kentucky

  Goldenrod

• Louisiana

  Magnolia

• Maine

  White Pine Cone

• Maryland

  Black-Eyed Susan

• Massachusetts

  Mayflower

• Michigan

  Apple Blossom

• Minnesota

  Lady Slipper

• Mississippi

  Magnolia

• Missouri

  Hawthorn

• Montana

  Bitterroot

• Nebraska

  Goldenrod

• Nevada

  Sagebrush

• New Hampshire

  Purple Lilac

• New Jersey

  Purple Violet

• New Mexico

  Yucca

• New York

  Rose

• North Carolina

  Dogwood

• North Dakota

  Wild Prairie Rose

• Ohio

  Sagebrush

• Oklahoma

  Mistletoe

• Oregon

  Oregon Grape

• Pennsylvania

  Mountain Laurel

• Rhode Island

  Violet

• South Carolina

  Yellow Jessamine

• South Dakota

  Pasqueflower

• Tennessee

  Iris

• Texas

  Bluebonnet

• Utah

  Sego Lily

• Vermont

  Red Clover

• Virginia

  Dogwood

• Washington

  Rhododendron

• West Virginia

  Big Rhododendron

• Wisconsin

  Wood Violet

• Wyoming

  Indian Paintbrush