Bluebonnet Flower Sticker
"In 1901, the Texas Legislature decided the state really needed to have a state flower; the cotton boll and the cactus were two that were hot contenders. The Chapter of the Colonial Dames in Texas suggested that the bluebonnet would be the most appropriate, and their opinion prevailed. The bill approving the Texas Bluebonnet as the state flower was signed on March 7, 1901 by Gov. Joseph D. Sayers." (Barbara Medford wildflower.org)
Thanks, Gov Sayers!
Artwork by Bryan Spear in Austin, TX
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