Symbols for New Hampshire: Botanical and Garden Symbols By Nora Kirkeby Aug 18, 2006, 15:54 PST

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New Hampshire State Flower
This page has all sorts of interesting information on the state of New Hampshire and it's state flower, the purple lilac. For example, did you know lilacs can grow up to ten feet tall? Find out mroe here.
Source: The Flower Expert

New Hampshire State Tree
This page has information on the adoption of the birch tree as a state symbol, along with the reasons it was chosen as the state tree.
Source: New Hampshire Almanac

New Hampshire State Tree (White Birch)
This has good information on the white thrasher. The window will appear as a pop-up source rather than a link.
Source: The National Wildlife Federation: eNature

New Hampshire State Wildflower
The pink lady's slipper is the state wildflower of New Hampshire. Learn about this unique tpe of wild orchid and the myths that surround it in New Hampshire.
Source: American Local History Network - New Hampshire

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