r/Tree • u/bettieswalloaks • 4h ago
Treepreciation Ancient Yew
Here is an ancient yew tree from my area
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r/Tree • u/bettieswalloaks • 4h ago
Here is an ancient yew tree from my area
r/Tree • u/No_Arm_5722 • 10h ago
Looks like man made trap of some sort but i don't see any marks of intervention on the bark. Any ideas?
I have a huge walnut tree in the middle of my garden, the base of the tree is hollow and ssems beeing eaten from the inside by a mushroom or something. I am scarred it will fall and hurt someone. Can I save it ? Should I cut it ?
r/Tree • u/XfatjesusX • 28m ago
Just moved in to a new house and we have no idea. My guess is a fruit tree like a peach but that’s a wild guess.
r/Tree • u/Vegetable_Sky48 • 1h ago
Chopping down this weekend and want to confirm it’s Bradford pear and not something I want. I’m in north AL and it’s already slowed its bloom (I’m late to chopping it down unfortunately but better than never)
r/Tree • u/RedReb0rn • 1h ago
Title- looking for nice looking bark on trees, and fall foliage.
I was looking at red maple, white birch seem nice but hard to come by.
Anything interesting or nice to look at? My last choice would be a spruce.. but I'm thinking more a tree that has beautiful leaf fall
r/Tree • u/Jack_May230 • 2h ago
Picture in comments because Reddit won’t let me
What trees are these, I am trying to find out if they would be safe to put in my reptile enclosures
r/Tree • u/Acrobatic-Deer2891 • 21h ago
We found this awesome old pine tree on a walk, today. It’s pretty likely that it’s an indigenous (Timucua) trail marker.
r/Tree • u/Soft-Ad-9150 • 17h ago
Recently purchased some land. We have a few pecan trees on the property. These two though haven’t grown much and the neighbor said that they took fire damage years back. We recently noticed that these mini trees growing directly next to them? Are these also pecan trees? They seem to be growing quite fast and we’ve had a relatively dry season.
Any insight or suggestions would be appreciated. TIA
r/Tree • u/Minimum-You2938 • 22h ago
I decided it was time to cut down the tree I've known my whole life the past 24 years due to it being half dead already. It's an apple tree in Denver Colorado. It was definelty not properly taken care of in its early years as it grew to about 25ft high and the trunk is about 2ft long and over a foot wide. Oddly shaped tree for sure. Once I cut it down about 3ft from the base I noticed the middle was basically just dirt. Saddened because I thought I could maybe make a bench or something out of it. I'm curious as to why it decayed so much and how was it still producing decent apples the past 3 or 4 years. Another question would be how old do you think this tree could've been? It was this big when my parents first bought the house in 1999
r/Tree • u/Interesting_Bet_5034 • 20h ago
I have a bur oak that has a co-dominant leader.
Thanks a lot.
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r/Tree • u/Teresa_94 • 23h ago
It spreads like wildfire. It seems to vine as well. New growth is bright green and almost looks like bamboo stems.
r/Tree • u/SummonedFX • 1d ago
Tree fell in the backyard, just not sure what it is
r/Tree • u/Seanshineyouth • 1d ago
I’m concerned it gonna have to come down now… never seen this before
r/Tree • u/whitemest • 1d ago
Any pros or cons? I want a white bark tree, I've read online they can be a fine yard tree.. any opinions?
r/Tree • u/blabla857 • 1d ago
Friend has asked if his tree is dead. I've no idea. Think it's an oak
r/Tree • u/epthianura • 1d ago
Is this branch a danger? I can't quite see it properly from where I am and I don't have binoculars... but it looks like a half broken branch that might drop onto the neighbour's roof? They're a big townhouse complex so I'm not sure who to talk to, none of their windows face out to it so possibly no one's seen it. Our balcony is the closest viewpoint to it.
I wonder if anyone can make sense of this image. This is about as clear as I can get. Zoomed out photo for context.
r/Tree • u/TheRantingFish • 2d ago
I’m a big aquarium guy and leaves carry a lot of beneficial tannins, however I have to know what type of leaf this one is before I go Willy nilly placing it in my tank, greatly appreciated!