You are a Black Walnut!

Like this tree, you provide for those around you. You enjoy providing acts of service and taking care of your loved ones. When it comes to parties, you are likely the host, making sure everyone has what they need and are comfortable. You enjoy schedules and structured routines, and you are resistant to change. You are most comfortable sticking to what and who you already know.

This common KY tree is highly sought after for lumber, specifically in cabinets and furniture. These trees used to be large and abundant, but have been reduced due to the demand for lumber. The walnuts are not as common as English walnuts, but are a valuable food source for wildlife. Click here to learn more about this tree!

You are a Red Maple!

Like this tree, you are well-known by your community. You are outgoing and have never met a stranger. People recognize you for being a friendly and welcoming person. You are adaptable, reliable in stressful conditions, and not afraid of change. You would rather stand out in a crowd than blend in. When it comes to friends, you may strive for quantity over quality. You may relate to the phrase "Jack of all trades, master of none."

This beautiful red tree commonly stands out in KY landscapes. It can handle a variety of conditions and seasons. This tree can be harvested for both lumber or sap. Red Maples are naturally very abundant across the eastern United States, and because of the wide distribution, the form of the trees vary. Click here to learn more about this tree!

You are a Tulip Poplar!

Like this tree, you value high quality work. When you put your mind to something, you make it the best it can be. You might be described as perfectionist or high-maintenance, but you just want to exceed expectations. You know what you like and will work to get what you want. You care about how you present yourself and love having special occassions to dress up. You may sometimes feel like you were born in the wrong generation. You value hard-work and what others think about you, so it may take a while for you to warmup to others.

This tree is highly praised in the eastern United States, as it is the state tree of KY, TN, and IN. This beautiful tree can be found blooming with flowers in the spring and showing off radiant yellow leaves in the fall. Historically, this tree was used by Native Americans for dugouts, and they were used by early North American settlers to build log cabins. Click here to learn more about this tree!