The state flower varies depending on the state. Each state in the US has an official state flower, which is mostly a native flower that originated in the respective geographical zone. Here are some examples of state flowers:

• Alabama: Camellia
• Alaska: Alpine forget-me-not
• California: California Poppy
• Florida: Orange blossom
• Hawaii: Yellow hibiscus
• Kentucky: Goldenrod
• Louisiana: Magnolia
• Maine: White pine cone and tassel
• Maryland: Black-Eyed Susan
• Massachusetts: Mayflower
• Nebraska: Goldenrod
• New York: Rose
• Pennsylvania: Mountain Laurel
• Rhode Island: Violet
• South Carolina: Yellow Jessamine
• Tennessee: Iris

It is important to note that some states have more than one state flower, such as a state wildflower or state cultivated flower. Additionally, some states have changed their choice of flower over time.