The Official Alaska State Flower

Forget-me-not

The Forget-me-not is a small, delicate flower that is found in many regions of the world, but none is more iconic than Alaska's. This small blossom is the official state flower of Alaska, and it is beloved by many for its bright blue petals and its symbolism of memories and friendship. The Forget-me-not was officially designated as the Alaska state flower in 1949, and it is believed that it was chosen because of its connection to Alaska's gold rush era. During this time, miners often gave the Forget-me-not to their sweethearts as a symbol of their love, and it has since become a symbol of the Alaskan spirit of adventure and perseverance. Additionally, the blue petals of the Forget-me-not have been said to represent the blue sky, blue sea, and blue glaciers of the great northern state. The Forget-me-not is an important part of Alaska's history and culture, and it is a reminder to all of the beauty and spirit of Alaska.

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