Georgia State Tree

Live Oak

(Quercus virginiana)

The Live Oak (Quercus virginiana), Georgia's official state tree, is a majestic and iconic symbol of the state's natural heritage. Known for its resilience and distinctive appearance, this evergreen oak species boasts broad, spreading branches that create a canopy of shade and grandeur. Live Oaks can grow to impressive sizes and often live for centuries, contributing to the state's lush landscapes and historical significance. These trees have played a vital role in Georgia's history, offering shelter, beauty, and a sense of enduring strength that mirrors the state's own spirit.