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Rhode Island State Flower :

Photo of wood violet flower
Wood violet (close-up) photo by Maia C on Flickr
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Violet

Rhode Island was the last state to adopt an official state flower. Although the violet was voted as the state flower by Rhode Island's school children in 1897, the flower was not officially adopted as the state flower until 1968. There are 400-500 species of violet (viola) distributed around the world, most in the temperate northern hemisphere.

Wood violets photo
Wood violets photo by Maia C on Flickr
noncommercial use permitted with attribution / no derivative works

 

Source:
Rhode Island Facts and History: RI.gov
Links:
State Flowers - 50 States List
National Flower
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Rhode Island Symbols:

bird - flower
fruit - drink
tree - soil
fish - shell
rock - mineral
yacht
 

flag - seal
motto
name - nickname
song - march
folk art - tartan
tall ship


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