What is the state flower of ohio?

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This flower was a favorite of William McKinley and was adopted by the state legislature partly because it represented a token of love and reverence for the Ohio president. When Legislator Elijah W. Hill introduced the adoption resolution on the floor of the Ohio House of Representatives, he said, in part: "England has the rose, France has the lily; Ireland, the shamrock; Scotland, the thistle. read more

The flowers of Scarlet Carnations are bisexual. There are 3 different types of Carnations depending on plant form, flower size, and flower type. They are Standards(sims) Sprays (miniatures or minis)and midis (chinensii). There are many online florists who deliver flowers to Ohio. read more

The state wildflower of Ohio is the large white trillium (Trillium grandiflorum). In 1982, the Native Plant Society of Northeastern Ohio assembled with a goal of nominating and selecting a flower that was "native" to Ohio to unseat the scarlet carnation. read more