National Flower Emblems

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National flower emblems, their native species status, and whether they are found at Mt. Cuba No. State

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Designation

Family

Common Name

State Flower State Wildflower State Flower State Herb State Wildflower State Wildflower State Flower State Wildflower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Herb State Flower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Wildflower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Wildflower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Wildflower State Wildflower State Wildflower State Flower State Flower State Flower

At Mt. Cuba Center Theaceae camellia Hydrangeaceae oakleaf hydrangea Ericaceae mountain laurel Asteraceae sweet goldenrod Asteraceae tickseed Ericaceae rhododendron Violaceae violet Apocynaceae milkweed Asteraceae goldenrod Magnoliaceae southern magnolia Pinaceae white pine Ericaceae wintergreen Asteraceae black-eyed Susan Ericaceae trailing arbutus Orchidaceae showy lady's slipper Magnoliaceae southern magnolia Asteraceae tickseed Asteraceae smooth goldenrod Oleaceae common lilac Violaceae violet Rosaceae rose Cornaceae flowering dogwood Trilliaceae large-flowered trillium Ericaceae mountain laurel Violaceae wood violet Loganiaceae evening trumpet-flower Asteraceae tall goldenrod Asteraceae Tennessee purple coneflower Passifloraceae wild passionflower Cornaceae flowering dogwood Ericaceae rosebay rhododendron Violaceae common blue violet

Scientific Name

Camellia japonica Hydrangea quercifolia Kalmia latifolia Solidago odora Coreopsis sp. Rhododendron sp. Viola sp. Asclepias sp. Solidago gigantea Magnolia grandiflora Pinus strobus Gaultheria procumbens Rudbeckia hirta Epigaea repens Cypripedium reginae Magnolia grandiflora Coreopsis sp. Solidago gigantea Syringa vulgaris Viola sp. Rosa sp. Cornus florida Trillium grandiflorum Kalmia latifolia Viola palmata Gelsemium sempervirens Solidago altissima Echinacea tennesseensis Passiflora incarnata Cornus florida Rhododendron maximum Viola sororia

Native to its State? No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes


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Alaska American Samoa Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Delaware Florida Georgia Guam Hawaii Idaho Indiana Iowa Kansas Lousiana Michigan Michigan Missouri Montana Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Northern Mariana Islands Ohio Oklahoma Oklahoma Oregon Puerto Rico South Dakota Tennessee Texas U.S. Virgin Islands Utah Vermont Washington Washington D.C. Wyoming

State Flower Territory Flower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Flower Territory Flower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Wildflower State Flower State Wildflower State Flower State Flower State Flower State Wildflower State Flower State Wildflower State Flower Territory Flower State Flower State Flower State Wildflower State Flower Territory Flower State Flower State Flower State Flower Territory Flower State Flower State Flower State Flower Federal City Flower State Flower

Not at Mt. Cuba Center Gardens Boraginaceae alpine forget-me-not Pandanaceae paogo Cactaceae Saguaro cactus blossom Rosaceae domestic apple Papaveraceae California poppy Ranunculaceae Rocky mountain columbine Rosaceae peach blossom Rutaceae orange blossom Rosaceae Cherokee rose Nyctaginaceae bougainvillea Malvaceae pua aloalo Hydrangeaceae Lewis' mock orange Paeoniaceae peony Rosaceae prairie rose wild sunflower Asteraceae Iridaceae blue iris Rosaceae domestic apple Iridaceae dwarf lake iris Rosaceae white hawthorne blossom Portulaceae bitterroot Asteraceae big sagebrush Orchidaceae pink lady's slipper Agavaceae soapweed yucca Liliaceae Carolina lily Rosaceae wild prairie rose Apocynaceae Plumeria Caryophullaceae scarlet carnation Viscaceae mistletoe Asteraceae blanket-flower Berberidaceae oregon grape Malvaceae maga tree Ranunculaceae cutleaf anemone Iridaceae German iris Fabaceae Texas bluebonnet Bignoniaceae yellow cedar Liliaceae sego lily Fabaceae red clover Ericaceae coast rhododendron Rosaceae American Beauty rose Scrophulariacerae Indian paintbrush

Myosotis asiatica Pandanus tectorius Carnegia gigantea Malus domestica Eschscholzia californica Aquilegia caerulea Prunus persica Citrus sinensis Rosa laevigata Bougainvillea spectabilis Hibiscus brackenridgei Philadelphus lewisii Paeonia lactiflora Rosa arkansana Helianthus annuus Iris giganticaerulea Malus domestica Iris lacustris Crataegus punctata Lewisia rediviva Artemisia tridentata Cypripedium acaule Yucca glauca Lilium michauxii Rosa arkansana Plumeria rubra Dianthus caryophyllus Phoradendron leucarpum Gaillardia pulchella Mahonia aquifolium Thespesia grandiflora Pulsatilla patens ssp. multifida Iris germanica Lupinus subcarnosus Tecoma stans Calochortus nuttallii Trifolium pratense Rhododendron macrophyllum Rosa ‘American Beauty’ Castilleja linariifolia

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