What is the state flower of Iowa?
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The Wild Prairie Rose is the state flower of Iowa, symbolizing the state's natural beauty and heritage.
The Wild Prairie Rose was designated as Iowa's state flower in 1895. This flower is native to the state and is found throughout the prairies, adding a touch of color to Iowa’s vast landscapes. Known for its delicate pink petals and bright yellow center, the Wild Prairie Rose is a symbol of Iowa's rural and natural character. Its resilience and beauty reflect the spirit of the state, making it a fitting representation of Iowa’s flora and history.