It would be a good place to take a walk with the boyfriend for a kiss under the mistletoe.
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It would be a good place to take a walk with the boyfriend for a kiss under the mistletoe.
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Hey, that is the State Flower of Oklahoma! (Yes, I know it is an odd one for a State Flower.)
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With so many states there must be may such flowers. What does Alaska have? Edelweiss?
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Forget-me-not is the State Flower of Alaska. Because some states share the same State Flowers, there are less than fifty State Flowers. Mistletoe is likely the oddest, although the cone and tassel of Eastern white pine is the state flower of Maine. Also, some State Flowers are vague, such as the sunflower of Kansas and the yucca of New Mexico. There are many species of sunflower and yucca, but none are specified. California supposedly has two State Trees, the coastal redwood and the giant redwood, although Californians know that, at the time, the giant redwood was not yet known to the politicians who designated the coastal redwood as the State Tree.
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We have lots of mistletoes here as well – they really show off in winter when the leaves of the host tree are missing. But I always imagine Miraculix (Getafix / Panoramix) from Asterix climbing up to cut them with his sickle when I see them.
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I first heard of mistletoe on England, but never saw it growing. At Christmas you could buy it on the market.
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