National tree of Canada
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the maple tree, you know one the maple syrup it shows a red leaf; maple leaf
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The coniferous trees in NW PA are located in NW PA.  They would include Eastern Hemlock, Balsam as well as several other firs.  Also green and blue spruce.  White pine may also be common.
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Leafs\nFlames\nOilers
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making doll furniture out of sticks found out in the woods.  Maple saplings
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British Colombia ( Victoria )\nAlberta ( Edmonton )\nSaskatchewan ( Regina )\nManitoba ( Winnipeg )\nOntario ( Toronto )\nQuebec ( Quebec City )\nNew Bruswick ( Fredericton )\nPrince Edward Island ( Charlottetown )\nNewfoundland ( St.John's )\nNova Scotia ( Halifax ) \nNorthwest Territories (Yellowknife )\nYukon ( Whitehorse )\nNunavut ( Iqaluit)\n\nOttawa, National Capital ( not Toronto) O-Town ( word Up!)
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I've seen a tree represent it (with branches) and a triangle (to show checks and balances).  \n\nThis has to be an opinion question, I've never heard of a symbol representing the three branches of govt.\n\n(Maybe the Eagle that has the arrows in its talons -- I think there are three arrows -- maybe that's what you mean.)
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go to ;  www.canada.gc.ca   for all info
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The pine; it's got cones.
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This website should give you more than enough ideas for your project http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada#History\n\nGood Luck!!!
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Hope Canada is ready for the spread of population cutting through their wilderness. This use to be the Northern Woods And look at it now.   We should all get how many acres when this happens? I like Canada and we need more land-to please the world. And she is willing to share???? How nice. \n\nI am glad we get these government activity reports-than we all won't be surprised-bless those Minutemen.
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go here this is a pdf of arkansas trees\nhttp://www.forestry.state.ar.us/community/guide.html
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Sanicula canadensis is also known as Canadian Blacksnakeroot.\n\nIt's classification is as follows:\n\nKingdom: Plantae – Plants \nSubkingdom: Tracheobionta – Vascular plants \nSuperdivision: Spermatophyta – Seed plants \nDivision: Magnoliophyta – Flowering plants \nClass: Magnoliopsida – Dicotyledons \nSubclass:  Rosidae –  \nOrder: Apiales –  \nFamily: Apiaceae – Carrot family \nGenus: Sanicula L. – sanicle \nSpecies: Sanicula canadensis L. – Canadian blacksnakeroot \n\nTheir is an endangered threat in Massachusetts and Vermont.\n\nAs far as why the plant is endangered I can't seem to find any information.
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5 - B  on a plant hardiness zone chart, temperate, mixed forest (deciduous (hardwood / trees that lose their leaves in the fall), mixed with coniferous (softwood / "evergreens") vegetation region.\n\n(shrub)\nStaghorn Sumac  -  Rhus Typhina\n\nConiferous (Evergreen) Trees:\nWhite Spruce  -   Picea Glauca\nWhite Pine  -   Pinus Strobus\n\nDeciduous Trees:\nSugar Maple -  Acer Saccharum\nRed Maple - Acer Rubrum\n\nWildflowers :\nTrillium   -   Trillium Erectum Grandiflorum Undulatum\n(apparently thats an orchid too)\n\nMilkweed\n\nFerns:\nOstrich Fern -  Matteuccia Struthiopteris\netc....\nthere's more than three already.
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oak, maple....no palm trees this way!
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Cardinal, Peony Flower, Tulip Poplar Tree
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Which tree are you talking about ? Did they just recently spray it to kill the bugs ? I wouldn't marry from any family if I didn't know the members of that family, you have to know one, at least.\n  Do you want to know the meaning of a normal tree, a king tree, and a family tree ? Too much for now, maybe when I have a little more time.
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TREES, TREES an TREES say it with me TREES