What is the state flower of North Carolina?

The state flower of North Carolina is the dogwood. This flowering tree is known for its beautiful white and pink blossoms, which bloom in early spring. The dogwood is native to the eastern United States and is especially abundant in North Carolina’s woodlands and forests. Its flowers are symbolic of the state’s natural beauty, while its wood has historically been used for making furniture and tools. The dogwood was designated as North Carolina’s state flower in 1941, and it is widely celebrated in the state during its annual bloom.