New york state flower

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State flower of New York is Rose. Though it's not defined in the legislation, the rose often associated with the official flower designation, is the tea rose.

After a poll with the school children on the popular flower in two phases, once in 1890 and again in 1891, Rose which stood at first place in the second phase, was chosen for the state flower.

New York did not take official action regarding a state flower until 1955. On April 20, 1955, the rose was adopted as "the official flower of the state".

[edit] About the Rose Flower

Rose is inarguably the most popular flower in the world. Roses have been symbols of love, beauty, war and politics from the beginning of time.

The birthplace of the cultivated Rose was probably Northern Persia, on the Caspian, or Faristan on the Gulf of Persia. Historically, the oldest Rose fossils have been found in Colorado, dating back to more than 35 million years ago.

Roses are available in wide many varieties. Different varieties and colors of Roses denote different meanings. Rose is popularly known as the flower of love, particularly Red Roses. Rose, besides being the popular gifts around the world, are also a great addition for the homes and offices as decorations. Rose is also a great addition in the home as an item of decoration. Roses, in different styles and arrangements enhance the beauty of the offices as well as homes.

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New York State Flower

Adoption of the New York State Flower