Since I saw this comment and couldn’t get out of the rabbit hole’s event horizon:
The Sego Lily stands for resilience and is a native flower in the area. On the original blue-white flag the blue stripe stood for the sky and the Great Salt Lake while the white stripe stood for snow and salt.
What does the flower represent? C’mon vexillologists!
As to legalities, was the flower added to make the flag different enough to be a “new” and official flag?
Super neat, both in a moral and flag history sense.
Since I saw this comment and couldn’t get out of the rabbit hole’s event horizon:
The Sego Lily stands for resilience and is a native flower in the area. On the original blue-white flag the blue stripe stood for the sky and the Great Salt Lake while the white stripe stood for snow and salt.
https://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/us-utslc.html#flag