When it comes to our homes, Hoosiers love displaying items that are important to us. While it’s true that every Hoosier is unique, there are certain similarities that bind us all. Here are 9 things you’re bound to find in every true Indiana home.

  1. State-shaped decor

wikimedia Whether it’s a cutting board, throw pillow, canvas, or poster, every Hoosier has something with the state shape on it. Kudos if you have one with a heart illustrating the location of your city or town.

  1. Fresh Vegetables or Herbs

pixabay Hoosiers love fresh produce and most of us have gardens of our own. Even if it’s just a spice or two, almost every Hoosier has fresh produce, from our own garden or local farmers market.

  1. Insect Repellent

wikimedia We love being outdoors, even if the world outside sometimes bites. Don’t worry - every Hoosier has some bug spray nearby, and many even have citronella candles or natural concoctions to help keep those pests away.

  1. Sports Memorabilia

sciondriver/Flickr The most common culprit, the sports throw blanket, is found in nearly every Hoosier home. Whether it’s supporting IU or Purdue, the Pacers, or the Colts, Hoosiers are proud sports fans and love to display their team pride.

  1. Cornhole Set

Ryan Snyder/Flickr Hoosiers love playing outdoors, and cornhole is one of our favorite pastimes at parties, events, or outdoor picnics. You’re bound to find this iconic game in almost all Indiana homes.

  1. Euchre Cards

RichardBH/Flickr While Euchre cards are the same as a normal deck of cards, diehard Hoosiers would dare not call them by any other name. Euchre is a popular Hoosier card game that anyone in Indiana can teach you the rules for.

  1. Plants

Rena Tom/Flickr Hoosiers love of the outdoors also continues inside. Hoosiers love plants and flowers and you can be sure that you’ll find some greenery inside of any Indiana home.

  1. Allergy Medicine

compass_rose04/Flickr The seasons change so quickly and the weather here never can quite commit to a fair temperature range. All these changes make allergies all the more common in this Midwestern state.

  1. A Helpful Host

Ricky Montalvo/Flickr The Hoosier state is arguably one of the friendliest states in the country. Inside any Indiana dwelling you’re bound to find an inviting host who makes sure you have everything you need to feel right at home.

Is this list true for you and your home? What did we leave off?

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Whether it’s a cutting board, throw pillow, canvas, or poster, every Hoosier has something with the state shape on it. Kudos if you have one with a heart illustrating the location of your city or town.

pixabay

Hoosiers love fresh produce and most of us have gardens of our own. Even if it’s just a spice or two, almost every Hoosier has fresh produce, from our own garden or local farmers market.

We love being outdoors, even if the world outside sometimes bites. Don’t worry - every Hoosier has some bug spray nearby, and many even have citronella candles or natural concoctions to help keep those pests away.

sciondriver/Flickr

The most common culprit, the sports throw blanket, is found in nearly every Hoosier home. Whether it’s supporting IU or Purdue, the Pacers, or the Colts, Hoosiers are proud sports fans and love to display their team pride.

Ryan Snyder/Flickr

Hoosiers love playing outdoors, and cornhole is one of our favorite pastimes at parties, events, or outdoor picnics. You’re bound to find this iconic game in almost all Indiana homes.

RichardBH/Flickr

While Euchre cards are the same as a normal deck of cards, diehard Hoosiers would dare not call them by any other name. Euchre is a popular Hoosier card game that anyone in Indiana can teach you the rules for.

Rena Tom/Flickr

Hoosiers love of the outdoors also continues inside. Hoosiers love plants and flowers and you can be sure that you’ll find some greenery inside of any Indiana home.

compass_rose04/Flickr

The seasons change so quickly and the weather here never can quite commit to a fair temperature range. All these changes make allergies all the more common in this Midwestern state.

Ricky Montalvo/Flickr

The Hoosier state is arguably one of the friendliest states in the country. Inside any Indiana dwelling you’re bound to find an inviting host who makes sure you have everything you need to feel right at home.

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