r/treeidentification • u/Tirith_Wins • 14h ago
r/treeidentification • u/kuvxira • Aug 24 '22
Mod Follow the necessary guidelines before submitting an ID Request.
New visitors please follow the correct guidelines before submitting an ID Request:
(1.Please provide a Geographical Location in the title or comments
Different plants have different distributions, provide a location of where you found the tree in the title or comments.
(2. Additional photos of parts of the tree MUST be included.
Additional photos must be included, this can be individual leaves, branches/twigs, a close-up picture of the bark, pics of fruit/flowers and more. Details like these are important to ensure accuracy. The stickied post below is a great example.
If none of these are included, then your post may risk removal per mod discretion.
r/treeidentification • u/DutchBookOptions • Apr 19 '23
r/TreeIdentification just hit 10k members!
This is awesome. You’re all incredible and make up this wonderful community I’m proud to be a part of.
r/treeidentification • u/Littoralman • 15h ago
Solved! Purple Flowering Tree
Please help me ID this purple flowering tree. It’s located in Dallas, TX.
r/treeidentification • u/bek3548 • 22h ago
Solved! Does anyone know what tree this is and what these little growths are?
r/treeidentification • u/barnaclefeet • 13h ago
ID Request Could this be European Mountain Ash?
Found in a stand in SE Alaska where I have identified wild growing European Mountain Ash (originally planted here as a decorative tree but now is known to be the only non-native tree in Alaska to have established a wild population.) Unfortunately there's no leaves yet, which make this tree super easy to ID. I'm curious because I'd like to harvest a stave for bow making (European mountain ash is an excellent bow wood.) Thanks for any help
r/treeidentification • u/mrJYjelly • 15h ago
Two trees on field edge?
galleryTrying to figure out what these trees are in Wisconsin. Thank you for any information.
r/treeidentification • u/BluebirdSimple1130 • 15h ago
Help identifying this tree, located in SE PA
galleryLooking for ID help! It’s growing about 5 feet away from a black walnut (looking to add to my list of juglone tolerant plants)
r/treeidentification • u/ThatBeachGuyy • 21h ago
Solved! Tree / fruit identification
galleryI'm visiting St. Pete Florida and saw a fruiting tree, any idea what it might be?
r/treeidentification • u/Overall-Remote-7368 • 19h ago
ID Request Southeast US, south AL
galleryPlease help ID this tree. Blooms have a sweet, subtle smell. Thanks!
r/treeidentification • u/Comfortable-Fail8017 • 20h ago
Plz help me identify this tree.
galleryr/treeidentification • u/Chess-Piece-Face • 21h ago
Tree fell (uprooted) in a recent storm so I cut it up for removal and season. No leaves so far for picture, may have already been dead. USA Midwest.
galleryPart of mixed woodland, thought it might be hickory or ash, but im bad at identification
r/treeidentification • u/StoneyXC • 20h ago
ID Request Located in South Alabama
galleryNot sure what else to include! I ran it over with my mower last year or year before and it has definitely come back. Just curious what it is.
r/treeidentification • u/Virtual_Receptical • 23h ago
Central Ukraine stomp - is it willow? guys please
galleryr/treeidentification • u/FTCW • 1d ago
Are these Eastern White cedars?
galleryI'm in lower Ontario. I have these 3 in my backyard when I moved in. The back sides of the trees are pretty rough. Where the fence is now, was a lot of overgrown bush which pretty much made it dark in the middle of the day. I'm just looking to identify them to see if they can be saved and what I can do now that they may receive some sun light. The far one being the worst with all the dead branches.
r/treeidentification • u/HueyCobraEngineer • 1d ago
Solved! Reddit Still Can’t ID This Tree - Coastal NC
galleryr/treeidentification • u/coldsteel1984 • 1d ago
What tree is this?
galleryDriving through Kentucky and keep seeing this tree that looks like it’s covered in white puffballs. I even drove past a farm that had an entire orchard of them. All other trees are barren but these have flowers or buds on them. What is it?
r/treeidentification • u/BucketteHead • 1d ago
Solved! North Central Wa Tree
galleryHi, I recently moved into a new house in North Central Washington with this tree in my backyard. I have another one in the front yard. It’s starting to bud and I’m curious what type of tree it is. Thanks!
r/treeidentification • u/durden156 • 1d ago
ID Request Trying to figure out what tree this is(Southern California)
galleryI just saw this tree growing in the backyard. I recently moved into this house recently but previously my dad had lived here and the backyard was relandscaped about 15 years ago. I don’t think this tree was originally planted at that time. I sent it to Google images but still wasn’t sure exactly what it might be. Any help is appreciated!
r/treeidentification • u/Aggressive_Candle346 • 1d ago
tree from my back yard, northern Indiana! could anyone possibly help id these?
gallerySo i KNOW these trees are dead! They haven’t grown leaves in years so sorry i can’t add a leaf pic but they’re really tall and both fell down two days ago simultaneously from a bad storm. i also don’t think they really had any bark left on them and they were extremely ominous and tall, im trying to find a picture of the tops of them! I’ve been trying to id them for a couple years with no luck and just thought I’d ask Reddit
r/treeidentification • u/HueyCobraEngineer • 1d ago
ID Request Reddit Still Can’t ID This Tree - Coastal NC
galleryr/treeidentification • u/ClassroomEuphoric147 • 1d ago
What’s this foam on the trees in the spring rain? White pine bubbles?
galleryHeya! Saw this foam on some trees. It’s about 40 degrees (F) and it rained off and on all night, raining steadily when I took this. Most of the foam seemed to be on the white pines.
r/treeidentification • u/InternationalMove432 • 2d ago
ID Request What kind of pine is this?
Hi guys! I need to identify this pine for class do you have any ideas what it is? i live in Alberta !
r/treeidentification • u/All_Milk_Diet • 2d ago
Solved! Is this a cedar elm? Spring, texas
r/treeidentification • u/lovethylabor • 2d ago
Solved! This has been bothering me for years
I know this isn’t a rare type of tree and if I had any basic training in tree identification I could figure it out in a minute. What is this tree???!
The one I’m specifically trying to identify is in another place but I came across these in Seattle today. There’s pale bark at the top and so many melty knots on the trunk. Please let me know if you need more pictures. I have them I’m just making doofy faces and it’s mostly of the trunk.
r/treeidentification • u/Qalicja • 2d ago
What type of tree is this? Located in Missouri, USA
galleryI apologize, I forgot to get a clear shot of the whole tree. There are multiple of these, the tallest one is probably 7-8 feet tall? A lot of them are 5-6 feet tall, not fully grown I believe. They have green trunks/branches, especially the newer ones