Tree Trail Sign
We have signs, and yes! curriculum available for these trees. Hardiness zones are listed beside each tree listed below. Click here to discover what hardiness zone you are in. Place a sign outdoors beside a tree of its type. Use the reproducible curriculum sheets for your students to view before you head out to See the Tree™. These cover 90% of the state trees of the United States (10 states have a form of pine as their state tree)!
- Birch: River (zones 4-9)
- Cherry: Japanese Flowering (zones 5-6)
- Cherry: Wild or Black (zones 3-9)
- Cottonwood (zones 3-9)
- Dogwood: Flowering (zones 5-9)
- Elm: American (zones 3-9)
- Fig (zones 7-9)
- Fir: Douglas (zones 4-6)
- Fir: Noble (zones 5-6)
- Holly: American (zones 5-9)
- Ironwood (zones 3-9)
- Magnolia: Southern (zones 6-10)
- Maple: Japanese Red (zones 5-8)
- Maple: Red (zones 3-9)
- Maple: Silver (zones 3-9)
- Maple: Sugar (zones 3-8)
- Oak: Red (zones 3-8)
- Oak: White (zones 3-9)
- Palm: Cabbage Palmetto (zones 8-10)
- Papaw (zones 5-8)
- Pecan (zones 6-9)
- Pine (zones 3-8)
- Poplar: Lombardy (zones 3-9)
- Redbud (zones 4-9)
- Sassafras (zones 4-9)
- Sequoia (zones 6-8)
- Spruce: Colorado Blue (zones 2-7)
- Sweetgum (zones 5-9)
- Sycamore (zones 5-8)
- Tuliptree (zones 4-9)
- Willow (zones 6-8)