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The mountain laurel was designated as the state flower of Connecticut in 1907 due to its beauty and prevalence in the region. Its scientific name, Kalmia latifolia, reflects its association with the state's natural landscape, blooming in various shades of pink and white during spring. The flower's selection symbolizes Connecticut's rich botanical heritage and connection to its natural environment. Mountain laurel is also celebrated for its role in local ecosystems and its cultural significance.

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