Every state has a varied economy with both commerce and agriculture. It also has a state constitution, a state capital, a statehouse, a state flag, a state bird, a state flower, a governor, a state legislature, a state supreme court, two US senators , at least one Congressman , some state colleges and probably a state song.
The US Department of State issues US passports!
Each state has 2 senators in the US senate.
Utah was admitted to the US as the 45th state.
they are around 50 state in USA.
hawaii!
The state flower of the US was the rose
In the United States, the US State of Alabama, the State flower is the Camellia.
Forget me not is the state flower of Alaska, the largest state in the US.
Like all the flowers hibiscus also enhance the beauty of the garden. But only some flowers are helpful in good health. Among such flowers hibiscus is the one. Hibiscus helps in many ways to be healthy. It stays us fit. It has the capability to control cholesterol, blood pressure and diabetes. It helps you not only to be healthy but also to be beautiful. It makes your skin smooth and it can make your hair to grow more and reduce hair fall. Not only this, it has a numerous benefits. If you want to know all the uses of hibiscus flower, clheck the link below. http://www.indiastudychannel.com/resources/89476-Hibiscus-very-useful-Flower.aspx
Hibiscus might start showing growth in the spring as late as June in the more northern states of the US. They often begin showing spring growth at the end of February in southern states like Florida.
The forget me not is a flower that is blue flower with a small yellow center. It is the common name of the flower and as it name states is given to remind us of something thing or someone.
The Yellow Elder is the national flower of the Bahamas and the US Virgin Islands. It blooms from October to December on trees that may grow up to twent feet in height. They are clusters of brilliant yellow bell-shaped blossoms.
Idaho
West Virginia
That would be South Carolina in the US, and West Bengal in India.
The answer is KANSAS, it is in central USA and is nicknamed as Sunflower State.