New York City Florists

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Quick New York City Flower Fact:
The rose was adopted as the New York State flower in 1955. Chosen for their soft, fragrant flowers, Roses can be seen in many New York City gardens and flower shops.

New York State Tree
Sugar Maple
The sugar maple is a natural source of maple syrup. It's actually sap, stored in its trunk! Its leaves have pointed tips, and turn color in the fall. The sugar maple was adopted by the State as its official tree in 1956.

New York State Insect
Ladybug
The ladybug is a small beetle with black spots on it's back. It was adopted as New York's State insect back in 1989.

State Bird
Bluebird
One of the first birds to migrate North in the spring, the bluebird was adopted by New York as the State bird in 1970.


Penn Plaza Florist, (800) 368-7366, 1 Penn Plz New York, NY 10119
Times Square Florist Inc., (646)366-7644, 530 7th Avenue New York, New York 10018
New York Plaza Florist, (212) 302-9482, 1166 Avenue Of The Americas New York, NY 10036