What Flowers Would You Like to Get If You Won the SuperPrize?

Last Updated: July 16, 2014

Greetings, fans and friends!

Do you love watching Publishers Clearing House “Winning Moments” videos as much as I do?

I get such a thrill seeing our winners scream in disbelief and jump for joy when the Prize Patrol arrives at their doors bearing the Big Check, champagne and roses.

It’s a PCH tradition to award a bouquet of fresh, sweet-smelling roses to each of our lucky SuperPrize winners … but when you think about it, there are so many gorgeous flowers out there, as well.

So, here’s a question for you: What flowers would you like the Prize Patrol to bring you if you become our next lucky SuperPrize winner?

Perhaps you’d keep with PCH’s tradition and go for the roses. Great choice … it turns out that the rose is the national flower of the United States – it was named our nation’s official flower relatively recently – in 1986.

Rose

Each of the 50 states has also adopted an official state flower. Here are just a few …

Arizona: Saguaro Cactus Blossom

Cactus Blossom

 

California: Poppy

Poppy

Georgia: Azalea

Azalea

 

Indiana: Peony

Peony

Kansas: Sunflower

Sunflower

Mississippi: Magnolia

Magnolia

New Hampshire: Purple Lilac

Purple Lilac

New Jersey: Violet

Violet

West Virginia: Rhododendron

Rhododendron

I think this has turned out to be one of the prettiest blog posts ever, don’t you? Such beautiful colors and unique shapes … isn’t Mother Nature just amazing?

By the way, speaking of amazing … if you haven’t entered to win our incredible $5,000 A Week “Forever” in our August 28th SuperPrize event — it’s time to wake up and smell the roses … and ENTER TODAY!  Remember, if you win “Forever”, you’d receive $5,000 a week for your life, plus $5,000 a week for the life of someone you choose.

So, what’s your favorite flower? Comment below! And who knows? If you’re our next big SuperPrize winner – with a future big check about to bloom – you may have a very special bouquet coming your way!

Debbie K.

PCH Creative