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What's Inside - California State Symbols

What's Inside - California State Symbols

We are so excited about wrapping up 2018 with a fun California State Symbols theme for December!
How many Golden State symbols do you know?
 
State Motto:
Eureka (I found it!)
 
State Colors:
Blue, which represents the sky, and Gold, the color of the precious metal found by the forty-niners
 
State Flower:
Golden Poppy
 
State Fruit:
The avocado is a tree and the part that we eat is actually the fruit of the tree.
 
State Marine Mammal:
Gray Whale, which can grow to 50ft and live to the age of 70!
 
State Vegetable:
The Artichoke center of the world, Castroville, once crowned Marilyn Monroe (then Norma Jean) as its first Artichoke Queen.
 
State Bird:
California Quail
 
State Tree:
Coastal Redwood and Sequoia
 
State Animal:
The California grizzly bear is one of the state’s most visible and enduring symbols, and is found on both the state flag and seal.
 
State Song:
“I love you California” by FB Silverwood (1863–1924)
Click here to listen to California’s State Song “I love you California”.
 
Once again, our vendor items were a hit!! Make sure to Like, Follow, Tweet, Share and shop with them online:
 
“Make it pretty and make it useful.” Simply Irresistible US does both! Shop their products at www.etsy.com/shop/SimplyIrresistibleUS

“Everyone should have that one Little Red House in our Childhood dream, I hope our works remind people their childhood moment.”
Please visit them online at www.thelittleredhouse.com
 
Wilderess constantly works to “bring you new scents and selections that follow our code of using healthy-for-you, natural ingredients.”
Learn more at: www.wilderess.com
 
Mi So Happi boutique has unique handcrafted kitchen wear. 
Shop her store at www.etsy.com/shop/misohappi
 
MisNopalesArt artist, Jose Pulido, draws his inspiration from Mexican Art and culture, as well as from American pop culture. 
Visit: www.etsy.com/shop/MisNopalesArt

 

 

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