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Tree shown on the new Vermont 25¢ coin: Maple
The Dutch disease nearly wiped out this tree: Elm
The Christmas partridge was in this tree: Pear
Spanish moss hangs from this southern tree: Live Oak
Largest tree species by volume: Sequoia
Noah’s dove brought back this branch: Olive
Tree associated with Lebanon: Cedar
Berries from this tree used to make gin: Juniper
The tree with knobby knees: Baldcypress
What little acorns grow into: Oak
Texas state tree: Pecan
John Chapman’s claim to fame: Apple
It is to the south what the lilac is to the north: Crapemyrtle
President Andrew Jackson’s nickname: Hickory
Tree Robert Frost talks about in his poem: Birch
Most common U. S. Tree: Silver Maple
Tropical island tree: Palm
The village smithy worked under this tree: Chestnut
Tree most struck by lightning: Oak
Everlasting life is the symbol of this tree: Yew
The tree with bark like elephant skin. Beech
Favorite tree lovers carve their initials in: Beech
World’s tallest species of tree: Redwood
Oldest living tree (4844 years): Bristlecone Pine
Tree associated with Burmese rain forests: Teak
Mississippi’s state tree: Magnolia
Before barb wire, it was called the “living fence”: Osage Orange
In England this tree is called a sycamore: Maple
The “Lord of the Forest” in New Zealand. Tane Mahuta
The state tree of South Carolina. Palmetto
Men collect tears of sap from this tree often used as incense. Frankinsence
We use the beans from this tree to make chocolate. Cacoa
This tree has the largest seed of all. Coconut
This tree blooms in spring and has markings of the crucifixion on the flower. Dogwood
Long ago people used knots from this tree for light. Pine
This tree is a lunar tree that sheds it’s bark to white limbs. Plane tree or Sycamore
We get delicious syrup for our pancakes from this tree. Sugar Maple
The flower is sweet but the fruit is sour. Lemon
What is the smallest living tree? The dropsickle tree
