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crystalized about any one flower in these 

 States, or in the District of Columbia, 

 which also has no floral emblem. 



Although the State authorities in Ten- 

 nessee advise that no State flower has 

 ever been chosen, one outside list gives 



the goldenrod and another the daisy. 

 The same is true in the case of New 

 Jersey. The Commissioner of Education 

 of that State writes that, so far as he is 

 aware, New Jersey has never chosen a 

 State flower. 



INDEX TO OUR STATE FLOWERS 



Name of State. 



Name of flower. 



By whom chosen. 



Text 

 page. 



Illustra- 

 tion 

 page. 



498 



487 

 487 

 489 

 488 



513 

 501 

 502 



503 

 503 



494 



507 



490 



504 



492 





490 



505 



491 



505 



494 



510 



492 

 494 



500 

 508 



495 

 493 



509 

 506 



495 



510 



487 

 488 



493 



501 

 502 

 506 



489 

 496 

 488 



504 



511 

 503 



498 



5i3 



492 





497 



512 



493 





494 



507 



499 



514 



500 



5i5 



491 



505 



499 



5i4 



497 

 498 



512 

 512 



517 



5i6 



500 

 500 



516 



491 



505 



500 



5i5 



Alabama 



Arizona 



Arkansas 



California 



Colorado 



Connecticut 



Delaware 



District of Columbia. 



Florida 



Georgia 



Idaho 



Illinois 



Indiana 



Iowa 



Kansas 



Kentucky 



Louisiana 



Maine 



Maryland 



Massachusetts 



Michigan 



Minnesota 



Mississippi 



Missouri 



Montana 



Nebraska 



Nevada 



New Flampshire 



New Jersey 



New Mexico 



New York 



North Carolina 



North Dakota 



Ohio 



Oklahoma 



Oregon 



Pennsylvania 



Rhode Island 



South Carolina 



South Dakota 



Tennessee 



Texas 



Utah 



A'^ermont 



Virginia 



Washington 



West Virginia 



Wisconsin 



Wvoming 



No choice. 



Sahuaro or Giant Cactus 



Apple Blossom 



Golden Poppy 



Blue Columbine* 



Mountain Laurel 



Peach Blossom 



No choice. 



Orange Blossom 



Cherokee Rose 



Syringa 



Violet 



Carnationt 



Wild Rose 



Sunflower 



Trumpet Vine 



Magnolia 



Pine Cone and Tassel. . . 

 No choice. 

 No choice. 



Apple Blossom 



Moccasin Flower 



Magnolia 



No choice. 



Bitter Root 



Goldenrod 



Sagebrush 



No choice. 

 No choice. 



Cactus 



Rose+ 



Daisy 



Wild Prairie Rose 



Scarlet Carnation§ 



Mistletoe 



Oregon Grape 



No choice. 



Violet 



No choice. 



Pasque Flower 



No choice. 



Bluebonnet 



Sego Lily 



Red Clover 



No choice. 



Rhododendron 



Rhododendron 



Violet 



Indian Paintbrush 



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School Children. . 



Legislature 



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Legislature 



Legislature 



Common Consent. 



Legislature 



Legislature 



Common Consent. 



Legislature 



Common Consent. 



Legislature 



School Children. . 



Legislature 



Legislature 



School Children. . 



Legislature 



Legislature 



Common Consent. 



School Children. . 

 School Children. . 

 Common Consent. 



Legislature 



Legislature 



Legislature 



Legislature 



School Children.. 



Legislature 



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Legislature 



Legislature 



Common Consent. 



Legislature 



School Children. . 

 Legislature 



* Legislature previously had chosen the lavender and white columbine. 



t Indiana's legislature designated the carnation, but did not specify the color. 



t The vote did not specify the species of rose selected. 



§ The scarlet carnation of Ohio's choice is of brighter color than the illustration. 



