Historical clue formulations

• Bloom whose toxic nectar is one source of "mad honey" — 2026-05-06
• Plant whose nectar produces the mildly toxic "mad honey" — 2025-11-15
• Shrub with bright flowers — 2025-11-10
• Flowering shrub — 2023-02-20
• Spring bloomer — 2021-04-26
• Georgia's state wildflower — 2021-01-26
• Showy shrub — 2020-12-20
• Pink-flowering shrub — 2020-11-23
• Showy shrub — 2020-06-28
• State wildflower of Georgia — 2020-06-25
• Showy shrub — 2019-08-28
• Common flower that's poisonous to eat — 2017-01-15
• Spring-blooming bush — 2015-03-28
• Rhododendron relative — 2014-10-24
• Red or pink bloom — 2014-02-10
• Showy shrub — 2013-07-28
• Rhododendron relative — 2012-02-27
• Rhododendron cousin — 2011-08-14
• Plant toxic to sheep and goats — 2011-01-15
• Relative of a rhododendron — 2009-09-28
• Garden shrub — 2009-05-15
• "Royalty of the garden" — 2006-12-23
• Relative of a rhododendron — 2006-10-15
• Georgia state wildflower — 2005-06-26
• Pretty shrub — 2004-02-04
• Flowering shrub — 2003-01-13
• Spring bloomer — 2002-04-07
• Showy shrub — 2001-12-16
• Cousin of a rhododendron — 2000-03-16
• Showy flower — 1999-09-06
• Wild honeysuckle, e.g. — 1999-05-15
• Flowering shrub — 1996-09-25
• Flower whose name means "dry" — 1996-09-07
• Flowering shrub — 1996-08-23
• Rhododendron relative — 1994-05-19
• Rhododendron — 1993-12-10