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Massachusetts State Flower:
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The fragrant, delicate mayflower (Epigaea regens) has been on the endangered list since 1925. Also known as ground laurel or trailing arbutus, mayflowers prefer sandy or rocky soil, under or near evergreens. Massachusetts adopted the mayflower as the official flower of the Commonwealth in 1918.
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Massachusetts State Symbols: Citizen Information Service |
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State Flowers - 50 States List
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Great gifts for teachers - travelers - students!
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State Symbols USA is a nonprofit organization promoting appreciation for our natural treasures and cultural heritage. What are your State Symbols? |
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Massachusetts Symbols: |
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cat - dog |
flag - seal |
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State Symbols USA on Facebook |
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