Georgia Botanical and Garden Symbols
Georgia State Flowers, Georgia State Tree, and Georgia State Crop
Georgia State Crop
Peanuts became Georgia’s official crop in 1995. Learn about peanuts in Georgia and their history in the world.
Source: Georgia Peanut Commission
Georgia State Flower
This site tells all about the history of the Cherokee rose, and its relationship to Georgia.
Source: Mississipi State University
Georgia State Tree
Learn about the unique history of the live oak, as it relates to Georgia. Click on the side bar of images to make them larger.
Source: Georgia Magazine
Florida State Tree (Live Oak)
This has good information on the live oak. The window will appear as a pop-up source rather than a link.
Source: National Wildlife Federation
Georgia State Wildflower
Check out this fantastic site on azaleas, which became Georgia’s state wildflower in 1979. Click on “Download a large version” to open a great photo you can use in your report.
Source: Floridata
Citation styles
- APA style
- Georgia Botanical and Garden Symbols. (2010, June 14). In State Reports by ClassBrain. Retrieved 16:11, May 18, 2012, from http://www.statereports.us/2010/06/georgia-botanical-garden-symbols/
- MLA style
- Rory Blanchard-Bell, “Georgia Botanical and Garden Symbols.” State Reports by ClassBrain. 14 June 2010, 06:54 UTC. . 18 May 2012 <http://www.statereports.us/2010/06/georgia-botanical-garden-symbols/>.
- MHRA style
- Rory Blanchard-Bell, 'Georgia Botanical and Garden Symbols', State Reports by ClassBrain, 14 June 2010, 06:54 UTC, <http://www.statereports.us/2010/06/georgia-botanical-garden-symbols/> [accessed 18 May 2012]
- The Chicago Manual of Style
- Rory Blanchard-Bell, “Georgia Botanical and Garden Symbols.” State Reports by ClassBrain, http://www.statereports.us/2010/06/georgia-botanical-garden-symbols/ [accessed May 18, 2012].
- CBE/CSE style
- Rory Blanchard-Bell, Georgia Botanical and Garden Symbols [Internet]. State Reports by ClassBrain; 2010 June 14, 06:54 UTC [cited 2012 May 18]. Available from: http://www.statereports.us/2010/06/georgia-botanical-garden-symbols/.
- Bluebook style
- Georgia Botanical and Garden Symbols, http://www.statereports.us/2010/06/georgia-botanical-garden-symbols/ (last visited May. 18, 2012).
- AMA style
- Rory Blanchard-Bell, Georgia Botanical and Garden Symbols. State Reports by ClassBrain. June 14, 2010, 06:54 UTC. Available at: http://www.statereports.us/2010/06/georgia-botanical-garden-symbols/. Accessed May 18, 2012.