What is the state tree of Minnesota?

The state tree of Minnesota is the red pine. This evergreen tree is known for its tall, straight trunk and long, slender needles. The red pine is abundant in Minnesota’s northern forests and has significant ecological and economic importance. The tree’s wood is used for construction, paper products, and other wood products. The red pine was officially designated as the state tree in 1953, symbolizing the state’s rich natural resources and forest heritage.