What is the state tree of Florida?

The state tree of Florida is the Sabal palm, also known as the cabbage palm. This palm tree is native to Florida and is commonly found in coastal areas, wetlands, and throughout the state’s subtropical regions. The Sabal palm is known for its fan-shaped leaves and its ability to withstand harsh environmental conditions, including hurricanes. It provides shelter and food for various wildlife species. The Sabal palm was designated as Florida’s state tree in 1953, symbolizing the state’s unique flora and its connection to the natural environment.