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Alabama: Camelia
- Alaska: Forget-me-not
- Arizona: Saguaro cactus blossom
- Arkansas: Apple blossom
- Colorado: Rocky Mountain columbine
- Connecticut: Mountain laurel
- District of Columbia: American Beauty rose
- Delaware: Peach blossom
- Florida: Orange blossom
- Georgia: Cherokee rose
- Hawaii: Pua aloalo
- Idaho: Syringa mock orange
- Illinois: Purple violet
- Indiana: Peony
- Iowa: Wild prairie rose
- Kansas: Sunflower
- Kentucky: Goldenrod
- Louisiana: Magnolia
- Maine: Eastern white pine tassel and cone
- Maryland: Black-eyed Susan
- Massachusetts: Mayflower
- Michigan: Apple blossom
- Minnesota: Pink and white ladyslipper
- Mississippi: Magnolia
- Missouri: Hawthorn
- Montana: Bitterroot
- Nebraska: Goldenrod
- Nevada: Sagebrush
- New Hampshire: Purple lilac
- New Jersey: Violet
- New Mexico: Yucca
- New York: Rose
- North Carolina: American Dogwood
- North Dakota: Wild prairie rose
- Northern Marianas: Plumeria
- Ohio: Scarlet carnation
- Okalahoma: Mistletoe
- Oregon: Oregon grape
- Pennsylvania: Mountain laurel
- Rhode Island: Violet
- South Carolina: Yellow Jessamine
- South Dakota: Pasque flower
- Tennessee: Iris
- Texas: Texas bluebonnet
- Utah: Sego lily
- Vermont: Red clover
- Virginia: Flowering dogwood
- Washington: Coast rhododendron
- Wisconsin: Wood violet
- Wyoming: Indian paintbrush
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Propagate Your Own Plants (green version)Simply written, easy to apply methods to propagate plants yourself. Also features basic information on plant origins, growth habits, composting, potting, mulching, organic pest and disease controls, as well as ways to utilize health-promoting plants.
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