What is your State Tree?
 

For Ohio it is the Buckeye. I have 1 on my front lawn grown from a nut I
found.

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Louisiana-- Bald Cypress, Taxodium distichum



I guess Virginia got there first with the Live Oak. too bad--I love'em.
Although I'm very fond of the 2 BC's in my back yard.
zemedelec

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In article ,
pamfree (Zemedelec) writes:

Louisiana-- Bald Cypress, Taxodium distichum



I guess Virginia got there first with the Live Oak. too bad--I love'em.
Although I'm very fond of the 2 BC's in my back yard.
zemedelec



Hi Leslie
There really is no rule that a tree/flower can be Official for only one
state. There are about 4 states that "share" the Sugar maple and
3 or 4 have the tulip-poplar.
Usually the state legislature decides on one that they feel represents
their state "best"
Emilie

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On Sun 26 Jan 2003 07:36:30p, J Kolenovsky wrote in
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Texas - pee can

Florida - Sabal Palm

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"J Kolenovsky" wrote in message
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Texas - pee can

New Jersey- Red Oak

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NH - White Birch

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Michigan:White Pine

On 08 Feb 2003 21:55:20 GMT, (Haleygale) wrote:


NH - White Birch

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The great Charter Oak!!!!!! ~ Connecticut

Colleen

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Illinois - White Oak

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On Thu 30 Jan 2003 05:24:01p, David DeMar wrote
in m:

On Sun 26 Jan 2003 07:36:30p, J Kolenovsky wrote
in :

Texas - pee can

Florida - Sabal Palm

I am also from Georgia. The state tree is the Live Oak.

What is your State Tree?
 

Idaho: Western White Pine
(though I'm originally from British Columbia: Western Red Cedar)

James McMillan

P.S., Does anyone use the "alt.trees" newsgroup?

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"m" wrote in message ...
"J Kolenovsky" wrote in message
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Texas - pee can

New Jersey- Red Oak

Michigan & Maine - Eastern White Pine.

Not as tall as the Western White Pine but there are some magnificent
specimens over 140 feet tall in Hartwick Pines State Park, Michigan.