The state flower of Nebraska is the goldenrod, a bright yellow flower that blooms in late summer and fall.

Goldenrod was designated as Nebraska's state flower in 1895. This hardy wildflower is commonly found throughout the state, especially in prairies and fields. Its vibrant yellow blossoms are often associated with the agricultural landscape of Nebraska, symbolizing the state's natural beauty and resilience. Goldenrod is also valued for its ecological role, providing nectar for bees and other pollinators. As Nebraska’s state flower, it represents the state's connection to its rural heritage and rich, diverse natural environment.