50 States, 50 Trees: America’s Official State Trees

America’s official state trees represent the diverse forests, landscapes, and natural heritage found across the United States. Below is a complete list of all 50 state trees.

Alabama – Longleaf Pine
Alaska – Sitka Spruce
Arizona – Blue Palo Verde
Arkansas – Loblolly Pine
California – Coast Redwood
Colorado – Colorado Blue Spruce
Connecticut – White Oak
Delaware – American Holly
Florida – Sabal Palm
Georgia – Southern Live Oak

Hawaii – Kukui
Idaho – Western White Pine
Illinois – White Oak
Indiana – Tulip Tree
Iowa – Bur Oak
Kansas – Eastern Cottonwood
Kentucky – Tulip Tree
Louisiana – Bald Cypress
Maine – Eastern White Pine
Maryland – White Oak

Massachusetts – American Elm
Michigan – Eastern White Pine
Minnesota – Red Pine
Mississippi – Southern Magnolia
Missouri – Flowering Dogwood
Montana – Ponderosa Pine
Nebraska – Eastern Cottonwood
Nevada – Single-Leaf Pinyon
New Hampshire – American White Birch
New Jersey – Northern Red Oak

New Mexico – Piñon Pine
New York – Sugar Maple
North Carolina – Pine
North Dakota – American Elm
Ohio – Ohio Buckeye
Oklahoma – Eastern Redbud
Oregon – Douglas-fir
Pennsylvania – Eastern Hemlock
Rhode Island – Red Maple
South Carolina – Sabal Palm

South Dakota – Black Hills Spruce
Tennessee – Tulip Tree
Texas – Pecan
Utah – Blue Spruce
Vermont – Sugar Maple
Virginia – Flowering Dogwood
Washington – Western Hemlock
West Virginia – Sugar Maple
Wisconsin – Sugar Maple
Wyoming – Plains Cottonwood

This complete list showcases the official state trees of all 50 states, highlighting the unique trees chosen to represent each state's natural identity and heritage.