The Official Tennessee State Flower

Iris

The Iris, which is the official state flower of Tennessee, is a beautiful and delicate flower that is native to many parts of the world. It has been used throughout the ages in gardens and in art, and is the symbol of faith, hope, and wisdom. The Iris is a hardy and versatile flower, with more than 200 species, and it is most commonly found in shades of purple, blue, white, and yellow. It is a very popular flower to use in gardens, and is a favorite of many gardeners and flower lovers.

The Iris was chosen to be the state flower of Tennessee in 1933. This was due to the efforts of the Woman's Club of Tennessee, who chose the Iris for its beauty, hardiness, and adaptability to Tennessee's soil and climate. They felt that the Iris was a perfect representation of the state, and its colors are said to represent the various regions of Tennessee. Today, the Iris is a beloved symbol of Tennessee, and is often seen in gardens, public parks, and other places throughout the state.

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