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plant a tree for Arbor Day

Arbor Day is a holiday to honor trees - for providing shade, shelter, fruit, fuel and beauty.  Since the best time to plant a tree depends on your location, Arbor Day is observed on different dates around the world. 

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history
 
events
  •  National Arbor Day - the final Friday in April
  •  International Arbor Day - December 22; the first Arbor Day was celebrated in 1872, in Nebraska, in response to a proclamation urging settlers to plant trees for providing shade, shelter, fruit, fuel and beauty

by location

 
Australia & Oceania
Australia and Oceania

Australia - Eastern (Queensland, New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory, Victoria & Tasmania)
Australia - Central (Northern Territory & South Australia)
Australia - Western Australia

Guam
  •  Guam
    first Friday in November
 
USA & the Caribbean
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
USA - Alabama
  •  Arbor Day Celebration - in Hoover; March 1, 2008; at Aldridge Botanical Gardens
  • last full week in February 
    (state tree: Longleaf Pine)
USA - Alaska
  •  third Monday in May 
    (state tree: Sitka Spruce)
USA - Arizona
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Paloverde)
USA - Arkansas
  •  third Monday in March 
    (state tree: Pine)
USA - California
  •  March 7 - 14
    (state tree: California Redwood)
USA - Colorado
  •  third Friday in April 
    (state tree: Blue Spruce)
USA - Connecticut
  •  last Friday in April
    (state tree: White Oak)
USA - Delaware
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: American Holly)
USA - District of Columbia
  •  last Friday in April 
    (District tree: Scarlet Oak)
USA - Florida
  •  third Friday in January (state tree: Cabbage Palmetto)
USA - Georgia
  •  third Friday in February 
    (state tree: Live Oak)
USA - Hawaii
  •  first Friday in November 
    (state tree: Kukui)
USA - Idaho
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Western White Pine)
USA - Illinois
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: White Oak)
USA - Indiana
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Tuliptree)
USA - Iowa
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Oak)
USA - Kansas
  •  last Friday in April
    (state tree: Cottonwood)
USA - Kentucky
  •  first Friday in April 
    (state tree: Tulip Poplar)
USA - Louisiana
  •  Third Friday in January 
    (state tree: Baldcypress)
USA - Maine
  •  third full week in May 
    (state tree: Eastern White Pine)
USA - Maryland
  •  first Wednesday in April 
    (state tree: White Oak)
USA - Massachusetts
  •  last Friday in April
    (state tree: American Elm)
USA - Michigan
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Eastern White Pine)
USA - Minnesota
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Red Pine)
USA - Mississippi
  •  second Friday in February 
    (state tree: Southern Magnolia)
USA - Missouri
  •  first Friday in April 
    (state tree: Flowering Dogwood)
USA - Montana
  • last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Ponderosa Pine)
USA - Nebraska
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Cottonwood)
  •  Nebraska City - home of Arbor Day
USA - Nevada
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state trees: Singleleaf Piņon and Bristlecone Pine)
USA - New Hampshire
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Paper Birch)
USA - New Jersey
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Northern Red Oak)
  •  Arbor Day Celebration - in Princeton; April 25, 2008; at Terhune Orchards
USA - New Mexico
  •  second Friday in March 
    (state tree: Piņon)
USA - New York
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Sugar Maple)
USA - North Carolina
  •  first Friday following March 15 
    (state tree: Pine)
USA - North Dakota
  •  first Friday in May 
    (state tree: American Elm)
USA - Ohio
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Ohio Buckeye)
USA - Oklahoma
  •  last full week in March 
    (state tree: Eastern Redbud)
USA - Oregon
USA - Pennsylvania
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Eastern Hemlock)
USA - Rhode Island
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Red Maple)
USA - South Carolina
  •  first Friday in December 
    (state tree: Cabbage Palmetto)
USA - South Dakota
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: White Spruce)
USA - Tennessee
  •  first Friday in March 
    (state tree: Yellow Poplar)
USA - Texas
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Pecan)
  •  Arbor Day Celebration, Houston Arboretum, Houston, Texas; January 18, 2003
USA - Utah
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Blue Spruce)
USA - Vermont
  •  first Friday in May 
    (state tree: Sugar Maple)
USA - Virginia
  •  second Friday in April
    (state tree: Flowering Dogwood)
USA - Washington
  •  second Wednesday in April 
    (state tree: Western Hemlock)
USA - West Virginia
  •  second Friday in April 
    (state tree: Sugar Maple)
USA - Wisconsin
  •  last Friday in April 
    (state tree: Sugar Maple)
USA - Wyoming
  •  last Monday in April 
    (state tree: Cottonwood)

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U.S. Virgin Islands
  •  last Friday in September
 
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last edited Tuesday, December 16, 2008