1. By Adyn Mintz Georgia State Symbols

2. Named for Cherokee Indians Blooms in early spring White flower with large golden center State Flower: Cherokee Rose

3. Cousin of the mockingbird Brown and black color Eats insects State Bird: Brown Thrasher

4. 80,000 bees live in one hive Dies if it uses its stinger ¾ of an inch long State Insect: Honey Bee

5. 45-65 feet tall Named for ever green leaves Grows in sandy soils State Tree: Live Oak

6. Fruit Fuzzy skin Grows in mild weather 3 inches across Colors are light orange, red or white State Fruit: Peach

7. Are not nuts Grows in sandy soil Belongs to pea family State Crop: peanut State Crop: Peanut