Officially declared the state flower of North Carolina in 1941, the tree holds a prominent place in the state's identity and reflects its connection to the natural landscape.

Just like we have the American flag and individual U.S. state flags, states also have their own state flowers. (The national flower is the rose!) Some states share their state flowers with others, ...

North Carolina State’s youngest corpse flower, or titan arum, is blooming for the first time at the JC Raulston Arboretum in Raleigh, NC State College of Agriculture says.According to campus ...

A flower field in North Carolina plants thousands of tulips every year for picking, photos and to just look beautiful! Dewberry Farm located at 2585 Dewberry Farm Ln., ...