New Jersey’s State Tree: The Majestic Red Oak
Trees Unlimited Nj23 Jun, 2025Business
Ever since June 13th, 1950, the official state tree of New Jersey has been the Red Oak — the Quercus borealis maxima, as it’s known to horticulturists and arborists. Find out why the Red Oak tree was chosen and what characteristics have continued to make it special to our state.
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