B. Cottonwood C. Eastern redcedar D. Sugar maple. The State Tree of Kansas is cottonwood. Kansas Arbor Day is on the last Friday in March. A. Windbreaks B. Woodlots C. Riparian zones D. Home landscape. Kansas Forest Service provides low-cost trees and shrubs for windbreaks, woodlots, riparian plantings and Christmas trees.
Regulations prohibit their use for landscape plantings.
A. Black walnut B. Choke cherry C. Oriental arborvitae D. Golden currant. Humans can eat the fruit of black walnut, choke cherry, and golden currant. A. Eastern redcedar B. Honeylocust C. Austrian pine D. Rocky Mountain juniper. Eastern redcedar and Rocky Mountain juniper have scale-like leaves. Two B. Three C. Five D. Seven.