923 flower shops across 267 cities and towns
Georgia's state flower is the Cherokee rose, a white climbing rose that is actually an import from China, naturalised so thoroughly that it was adopted as the emblem in 1916. The state's separate wildflower is the azalea.
Georgia's long, warm season gives local growers an unusually wide window. Spring bulbs arrive early, and dahlias and zinnias run into November in the south of the state. Atlanta supports a large and competitive florist trade with strong event and wedding capability, while smaller towns still carry the traditional full-service florist that handles funerals, church work and school occasions for the whole community.
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The 114 cities in Georgia with the most florists
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