Extract the common and scientific names of each tree and put them in a numbered list in the format {common name} - {scientific name}.

1. Slash Pine (Pinus Elliottii)
Slash Pine Pinus elliottii Engelm
Slash Pine – Pinus elliottii Engelm
The Slash Pine is a Florida native that can grow to 100 feet tall. The needles of this evergreen tree are a scentless grayish-blue color, and the bark is a red brown color with some green spots on it! 
MY LATEST VIDEOS
This tree is great for Florida because it can withstand hurricanes and heavy winds. The bark is really thick too, so these trees don’t get damaged easily! They’re also great for Florida’s ecosystem because they provide a ton of food and shelter for animals around here that need it the most!

2. Cabbage/Sabal Palm (Sabal Palmetto)
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Forest and Kim Starr
Cabbage palmetto (Sabal palmetto)
The Florida Cabbage Palm is a Florida native that can grow up to 60 feet tall! The trunk is short and stout, and it has grayish-brown shaggy bark on it. This tree also has long green fronds, which means they have lots of beautiful dark-green leaves on them!
This tree isn’t very easy to identify if you’ve never seen one before, but Florida residents know it well! These trees are commonly planted in Florida because they like to live in dry areas with sandy soil. They also provide lots of food for Florida’s wildlife, and they can even be used as construction materials!


3. Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena)
Cordia sebestena Geiger tree
Forest and Kim Starr
Cordia sebestena (Geiger tree)
The Geiger Tree is Florida’s official state tree. It can grow to 80 feet tall, and it has leaves that are shaped like heart-shaped lollipops! These trees also have really pretty white flowers that bloom in the summer months. This Florida native grows best in coastal areas with sandy soil.
Geiger Trees are Florida natives that are great for Florida’s ecosystem because they produce big amounts of fruit that Florida animals love to eat! Florida’s residents enjoy planting them because the flowers are very pretty, so it’s easy to see why this is Florida’s state tree.

4. Hong Kong Orchid Tree (Bauhinia Blakeana)
Bauhinia x blakeana Hong Kong orchid tree
Forest and Kim Starr
Bauhinia x blakeana – Hong Kong orchid tree
The Hong Kong Orchid Tree is a Florida native that can grow to 60 feet tall with large leathery leaves on it. These leave are dark green, and they’re shaped like fans! This Florida native has flowers that bloom from April to May. They’re pink or purple with yellow at the base.
The Florida Hong Kong Orchid Tree is Florida’s official tree because it’s the most beautiful tree in Florida! Florida’s residents love to plant these trees and watch them grow because they bloom for such a short time. They like to be planted in sunny areas with moist soil, and they make Florida look gorgeous during the springtime!

5. Sweet Orange Tree (Citrus Sinensis)
Citrus sinensis
Forest and Kim Starr
Citrus sinensis
The Florida Sweet Orange Tree is Florida’s official fruit tree. This Florida native can grow to 40 feet tall with branches that spread out for about 20 feet or more! The leaves are dark green, shiny, and shaped like triangles. They also have white flowers that bloom in the springtime, which turn into delicious oranges throughout Florida’s summer months.
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Extract the common and scientific names of each tree and put them in a numbered list in the format {common name} - {scientific name}.

1. Slash Pine (Pinus Elliottii)
Slash Pine Pinus elliottii Engelm
Slash Pine – Pinus elliottii Engelm
The Slash Pine is a Florida native that can grow to 100 feet tall. The needles of this evergreen tree are a scentless grayish-blue color, and the bark is a red brown color with some green spots on it! 
MY LATEST VIDEOS
This tree is great for Florida because it can withstand hurricanes and heavy winds. The bark is really thick too, so these trees don’t get damaged easily! They’re also great for Florida’s ecosystem because they provide a ton of food and shelter for animals around here that need it the most!

2. Cabbage/Sabal Palm (Sabal Palmetto)
29557269182 0b25d6a5f7 k
Forest and Kim Starr
Cabbage palmetto (Sabal palmetto)
The Florida Cabbage Palm is a Florida native that can grow up to 60 feet tall! The trunk is short and stout, and it has grayish-brown shaggy bark on it. This tree also has long green fronds, which means they have lots of beautiful dark-green leaves on them!
This tree isn’t very easy to identify if you’ve never seen one before, but Florida residents know it well! These trees are commonly planted in Florida because they like to live in dry areas with sandy soil. They also provide lots of food for Florida’s wildlife, and they can even be used as construction materials!


3. Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena)
Cordia sebestena Geiger tree
Forest and Kim Starr
Cordia sebestena (Geiger tree)
The Geiger Tree is Florida’s official state tree. It can grow to 80 feet tall, and it has leaves that are shaped like heart-shaped lollipops! These trees also have really pretty white flowers that bloom in the summer months. This Florida native grows best in coastal areas with sandy soil.
Geiger Trees are Florida natives that are great for Florida’s ecosystem because they produce big amounts of fruit that Florida animals love to eat! Florida’s residents enjoy planting them because the flowers are very pretty, so it’s easy to see why this is Florida’s state tree.

4. Hong Kong Orchid Tree (Bauhinia Blakeana)
Bauhinia x blakeana Hong Kong orchid tree
Forest and Kim Starr
Bauhinia x blakeana – Hong Kong orchid tree
The Hong Kong Orchid Tree is a Florida native that can grow to 60 feet tall with large leathery leaves on it. These leave are dark green, and they’re shaped like fans! This Florida native has flowers that bloom from April to May. They’re pink or purple with yellow at the base.
The Florida Hong Kong Orchid Tree is Florida’s official tree because it’s the most beautiful tree in Florida! Florida’s residents love to plant these trees and watch them grow because they bloom for such a short time. They like to be planted in sunny areas with moist soil, and they make Florida look gorgeous during the springtime!

5. Sweet Orange Tree (Citrus Sinensis)
Citrus sinensis
Forest and Kim Starr
Citrus sinensis
The Florida Sweet Orange Tree is Florida’s official fruit tree. This Florida native can grow to 40 feet tall with branches that spread out for about 20 feet or more! The leaves are dark green, shiny, and shaped like triangles. They also have white flowers that bloom in the springtime, which turn into delicious oranges throughout Florida’s summer months.
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1. Slash Pine- Pinus Elliottii
2. Cabbage/Sabal Palm - Sabal Palmetto
3. Geiger Tree - Cordia Sebestena
4. Hong Kong Orchid Tree - Bauhinia Blakeana
5. Sweet Orange Tree - Citrus Sinensis
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Extract the common and scientific names of each tree and put them in a numbered list in the format {common name} - {scientific name}.

1. Slash Pine (Pinus Elliottii)
Slash Pine Pinus elliottii Engelm
Slash Pine – Pinus elliottii Engelm
The Slash Pine is a Florida native that can grow to 100 feet tall. The needles of this evergreen tree are a scentless grayish-blue color, and the bark is a red brown color with some green spots on it! 
MY LATEST VIDEOS
This tree is great for Florida because it can withstand hurricanes and heavy winds. The bark is really thick too, so these trees don’t get damaged easily! They’re also great for Florida’s ecosystem because they provide a ton of food and shelter for animals around here that need it the most!

2. Cabbage/Sabal Palm (Sabal Palmetto)
29557269182 0b25d6a5f7 k
Forest and Kim Starr
Cabbage palmetto (Sabal palmetto)
The Florida Cabbage Palm is a Florida native that can grow up to 60 feet tall! The trunk is short and stout, and it has grayish-brown shaggy bark on it. This tree also has long green fronds, which means they have lots of beautiful dark-green leaves on them!
This tree isn’t very easy to identify if you’ve never seen one before, but Florida residents know it well! These trees are commonly planted in Florida because they like to live in dry areas with sandy soil. They also provide lots of food for Florida’s wildlife, and they can even be used as construction materials!


3. Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena)
Cordia sebestena Geiger tree
Forest and Kim Starr
Cordia sebestena (Geiger tree)
The Geiger Tree is Florida’s official state tree. It can grow to 80 feet tall, and it has leaves that are shaped like heart-shaped lollipops! These trees also have really pretty white flowers that bloom in the summer months. This Florida native grows best in coastal areas with sandy soil.
Geiger Trees are Florida natives that are great for Florida’s ecosystem because they produce big amounts of fruit that Florida animals love to eat! Florida’s residents enjoy planting them because the flowers are very pretty, so it’s easy to see why this is Florida’s state tree.

4. Hong Kong Orchid Tree (Bauhinia Blakeana)
Bauhinia x blakeana Hong Kong orchid tree
Forest and Kim Starr
Bauhinia x blakeana – Hong Kong orchid tree
The Hong Kong Orchid Tree is a Florida native that can grow to 60 feet tall with large leathery leaves on it. These leave are dark green, and they’re shaped like fans! This Florida native has flowers that bloom from April to May. They’re pink or purple with yellow at the base.
The Florida Hong Kong Orchid Tree is Florida’s official tree because it’s the most beautiful tree in Florida! Florida’s residents love to plant these trees and watch them grow because they bloom for such a short time. They like to be planted in sunny areas with moist soil, and they make Florida look gorgeous during the springtime!

5. Sweet Orange Tree (Citrus Sinensis)
Citrus sinensis
Forest and Kim Starr
Citrus sinensis
The Florida Sweet Orange Tree is Florida’s official fruit tree. This Florida native can grow to 40 feet tall with branches that spread out for about 20 feet or more! The leaves are dark green, shiny, and shaped like triangles. They also have white flowers that bloom in the springtime, which turn into delicious oranges throughout Florida’s summer months.</s>
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1. Slash Pine- Pinus Elliottii
2. Cabbage/Sabal Palm - Sabal Palmetto
3. Geiger Tree - Cordia Sebestena
4. Hong Kong Orchid Tree - Bauhinia Blakeana
5. Sweet Orange Tree - Citrus Sinensis</s>
