What is the state flower of Oregon?

The state flower of Oregon is the Oregon grape. This evergreen shrub produces yellow flowers in the spring and is found in a variety of habitats, including forests and mountainous regions across the state. The Oregon grape’s berries are blue and are used to make jellies and preserves. The plant is known for its glossy, holly-like leaves and its medicinal properties, which were historically used by Native Americans. It was designated as Oregon’s state flower in 1899, symbolizing the state’s native flora and its connection to the natural environment.