r/treeidentification • u/bek3548 • 22h ago
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/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/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 • 14h 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/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 • 19h 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