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The palmetto is South Carolina's "State Tree" and perhaps its most beloved symbol, serving as the centerpiece of our flag. As far as trees go though, South Carolina has more than its fair share of beauty. From pine forests to cypress swamps, and from quirky topiaries to stately oaks, a wide variety of species thrive in our state's soil. We even have 14 national champion trees – meaning they are the largest of their species anywhere in the United States!
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Johns Island
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Fort Moultrie
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McClellanville
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Boone Hall
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Clemson
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Bishopville
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Greenville
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Bulls Island
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Edisto Island
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The Clemson Extension Service has put together a comprehensive manual to help you identify native tree species around our state. Just walk down your street, or look in your own backyard, and you will probably find at least one!
Our collection of renowned trees throughout South Carolina is definitely not comprehensive. If you have a picture of a notable tree in South Carolina that we are missing, please send it our way. We appreciate it!
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