State Tree of Washington
- Western Hemlock is the official State Tree of Washington.
- A newspaper based in Oregon teased Washington on its lack of a state tree. Then the Portland Oregonian selected the Western Hemlock as the state tree for Washington.
- This large coniferous tree is native to North America and is the largest specie of Hemlock.
- Western Hemlock can grow up to 50-80 meters tall.
- The Tree can live for over 1200 years.
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