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1
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flower colors
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US
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Red roses symbolize love and passion
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1
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2
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flower show
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United States
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Annual events showcasing various types of flowers and plants, often featuring competitions and awards
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1
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3
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national flower
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United States
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Each country has a designated national flower, often with symbolic significance.
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1
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4
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national flower
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United States
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Each nation may have an official national flower, but it may not be widely known or celebrated by the general population.
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1
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5
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national flower
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United States
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Each country has an official national flower, such as the rose in the United States and the maple leaf in Canada.
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1
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6
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national flower
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United States
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Each country has an official national flower, such as the rose for the United States and the maple leaf for Canada.
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1
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7
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national flower
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United States
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Each country has a national flower, often designated as a symbol of beauty and pride.
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1
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8
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state flower
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United States
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Each state in the United States has its own designated state flower, which is often a native or widely recognized flower within that state.
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1
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9
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state flower
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United States
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Each state in the United States has its own designated state flower, which is often a symbol of pride and heritage for the state's residents.
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1
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10
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state flower
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United States
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Each US state has an official state flower, often chosen for its significance to the state's history, culture, or natural environment.
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1
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11
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state flower
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United States
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Each U.S. state has an official flower, often chosen for its significance to the state's history, economy, or natural beauty.
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1
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12
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state flower
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United States
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Each state in the United States has an official state flower, often chosen for its cultural or historical significance.
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1
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