Which state do you think of when you think of pine trees?

Finally, another vote for somewhere in the South!

 

Oh, wow, I think I'd like to retract my response, since I'm not getting in the middle of this.

 

No, no, it's not like that. Come on people, we need your votes. Any state in the U.S.

Pine trees. Where have you seen the most?

 

oregon.

 

the correct answer is, in fact, oregon.

 

I say Georgia. My family used to vacation in Pine Mountain, Ga., at Callaway Gardens.

 

The Loblolly pine is the official state tree of Arkansas.

And as I'm sure dargan knows, the ArkLaTex is full of millions of them planted on tree farms in perfect rows.

 

Oregon or Washington. Definitely the Northwest.

 

pine trees in washington and oregon? come on.

montana.

 

Those aren't pine trees. Their needles turn in the fall. They're not true evergreens.

 

evergreens are not pine, sc.

 

Oregon.