Visitors and veterans strolled through USAA’s Poppy Wall of Honor in Washington over Memorial Day weekend. The display held ...

The Poppy Wall of Honor organized by USAA returned to the National Mall for the sixth year in honor of Memorial Day.

You might see people wearing the poppy, a roundish, red flower on a lapel — especially on the Friday before Memorial Day.

More than a century after “In Flanders Fields,” the poppy still symbolizes Memorial Day and is used to honor our fallen ...

Wearing a poppy is really about remembrance, so there aren't strict rules on how to wear the flower in the United States. Oftentimes you will see someone wear it on their left-hand side ...

On Friday and through the Memorial Day weekend, you may see people handing out and wearing red flowers. Here's why.

A century-old tradition, the flower has now come ... That said, some insist that the poppy's placement is dependent on gender, and women should wear it on their right side. But Queen Elizabeth ...

“We happen to be in a climate zone where we can actually get the poppy to bloom on Memorial Day.” A sign can be found in the field to remind visitors of the flower’s significance.