Despite our reputation as a gray and rainy place, Western Washington is home to some of the most glorious color come springtime. From the tulips of the Skagit Valley and the lavender fields of Sequim ...

The Wanapum oxytrope flower grows in a “harsh, windswept” area in the Saddle Mountains, the petition says. Environmentalists are seeking Endangered Species Act protection for a Washington state flower ...

Just like we have the American flag and individual U.S. state flags, states also have their own state flowers. (The national flower is the rose!) Some states share their state flowers with others, ...