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Last Updated: Dec 16th, 2008 - 22:18:46

 


Symbols for Nebraska: Botanical and Garden Symbols
By Nora Kirkeby
Aug 9, 2006, 22:26 PST

Solidago gigantea by Pethan
Image Courtesy of Wikipedia Commons
Nebraska State Flower
Find out why the goldenrod was chosen as the state flower on this helpful page.
Source: Nebraska Department of Economic Development

Nebraska State Flower
This page has all sorts of interesting and useful information on the goldenrod, and on the state of Nevada. For instance, did you know that Thomas Edison once created rubber out of the goldenrod flower? Find out more here.
Source: The Flower Expert

Nebraska State Grass
Little bluestem is the Nebraska state grass. Learn about the significance of of little bluestem, about its lifecycle, and about how to identify it.
Source: Northern State University

Arkansas State Soil -
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The holdrege soil series is Nebraska’s official state soil. Learn about its significance in Nebraska, and see a breakdown of the soil composition.
Source: National Recourses Conservation Service

Nebraska State Tree
Find out all about the eastern cottonwood here. This site has noteworthy characteristics of this tree, and large photos. Simply double click on the photos to open them.
Source: Kemper Center for Home Gardening

Photo by Dave Powell of the USDA Forest Service
Eastern Cottonwood courtesy of Forestry Images
Nebraska State Tree (Photos)
This photo gallery has great, beautiful large photos, in case you're curious what cotton woods look like.
Source: NCTC

Nebraska State Tree (Coloring Page)
This page has a little bit of information, but mostly it has a helpful coloring page that you can use in your report.
Source: Nebraska State Historical Society

Nebraska State Tree (Eastern Cottonwood)
This has good information on the eastern cottonwood. The window will appear as a pop-up source rather than a link.
Source: The National Wildlife Federation: eNature


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