What is the state tree of Georgia?

The state tree of Georgia is the Southern Live Oak. This majestic evergreen tree is known for its wide, spreading canopy and long, graceful branches draped with Spanish moss. The Southern Live Oak is commonly found in Georgia’s coastal plains and urban areas, where it provides shade and shelter for wildlife. It is a symbol of strength and resilience, with many trees living for centuries. The Southern Live Oak was designated as the state tree in 1937, reflecting Georgia’s natural heritage and connection to its iconic landscapes.