The Missouri state flower is bloom from the Flowering Hawthorn Tree. It is also known as the "Red Haw" or "White Haw," the Hawthorn is a member of the great Rose family and resembles the apple group.

Just like we have the American flag and individual U.S. state flags, states also have their own state flowers. (The national ...

Missouri made the flowering dogwood its state tree in 1955 due to the beauty of its flowers in the springtime. But in recent days, TikTok disagreed with that choice.

State Flower: Hawthorn Blossom In 1923, Gov. Arthur M. Hyde signed a bill naming the hawthorn blossom the official Missouri state floral emblem. There are approximately 75 separate species of ...

Examples of these trees in fruit may be seen at 45th Street and South Harvard where they have been planted for 15 years. A local source for the Washington hawthorn is Stringer Nursery.