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Alaska's State

Flower

Created by Kelly Tanberg

What are State flowers

What are State Flowers

Dictionary Defintion: A flower chosen as an official symbol of a U.S. state.

Bassically, every state chooses a flower to represent them.

Alaska's flower

Alaska adopted the wild native alpine forget-me-not as the state flower in 1917. The Alpine forget-me-nots are one of the few flowers that display true blue colors.

What is Alaska's State flower

Wher can you find these memerable flowers?

Where can you find these flowers?

The wild native alpine forget-me-not grows well in high rocky places in the mountains, woods, and humid fields with altitudes of 700-2800 m. You will see the around Alpine forget-me-nots in midsummer, or in other words from late June to around late July.

Structure

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How it became the State Flower.

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Fun facts

Fun Facts

  • The Alpine forget me not is also called the Asain forget me not, wood forget me not, and woodland forget me not.

  • There petals are a quater to a third inch long.

  • The whole Forget me not plant has astringent and ophthalmic properties and can be used as a lotion.

  • Forget me not plant's properties are an excellent remedy for many eye diseases.

  • The forget-me-not got its name from a romantic tragedy involving a knight and his lady.

Vocabulary Dictionary Definitions.

Vocab

Adopt: legally take another's child and bring it up as one's own.

Altidudes: the height of an object or point in relation to sea level or ground level.

Astringent: causing the contraction of body tissues, typically of the skin.

Ophthalmic: relating to the eye and its diseases.

Remedy: a medicine or treatment for a disease or injury.

Pictures

This is a picture of some Forget Me Not flowers

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places where it lives

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