state flower
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of state flower
An Americanism dating back to 1895–1900
Example Sentences
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And they are launching a telehealth concierge program for perimenopausal care, named Poppy after California’s state flower.
But you can lead your friends to a high spot, such as Antelope Butte Vista Point to the east or Tehachapi Vista Point to the west, and then casually mention that Eschscholzia californica has been the state flower since 1903.
From Los Angeles Times
Each tin also contains a guide packed with growing tips and fun facts abiooout the flower; for instance, the person who first introduced the California poppy to the scientific community in the 19th century was German naturalist Adelbert von Chamisso; the year it became California’s state flower was 1890.
From Los Angeles Times
The evolution of the ceremony this year came complete with floral arrangements incorporating irises — the Tennessee state flower — and classroom-themed décor.
From New York Times
Last spring, early April visitors to Southern California’s Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve were treated to dazzling orange displays of the state flower.
From Seattle Times
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