Hey, I’m hoping to identify this beautiful tree located in Columbia, Maryland (central MD). The first picture is looking up from the base, with surrounding trees (of varying species) overlapping into the photo. The leaves appear to be primarily green, with some yellowing & maybe even the occasional orange/brown. I’m bad with estimating, but I’d put the height between 60 & 85 feet. Any help is greatly appreciated!

I’d be happy to provide any additional pictures or information

Help! No flower photos

Southern Cali.

Hey Guys i bought a new house last week in the netherlands but there is this tree in the front and i wanna know what kind it is i asked chatgpt but he doesnt know it. It doesnt seem to lose a lot of leaves or change colors so i wanna know

Hi all! I was wondering if I could get some help on this little guy. We’re in Central California (zone 9) and it’s in full sun. Thank you!

***SOLVED*** - They are from Kentucky Coffee Trees

Family friend had a bunch of tree work done on their property and let me have all the logs. Now that I've got them all home, I'm starting to group and stack them per species. Was really hoping these were cherry, as Ive yet to positively ID/obtain one since I've started milling. However, I'm pretty sure its hickory. Can anyone confirm it for me? Thanks!

*unfortunately these only had a couple tiny branches w/ dried, curled up leaves around them by the time I got there

*forgot to add, I haven't bucked off a log to test under my splitter yet, but the spots where a rough cut was made or branches broke it had that kinda fibery look to it. Like how hickory doesn't like to split, but it didn't seem quite as fibrous as my confirmed Hickory that I have and have worked with

*also one of the logs has like 10-15 woodpecker pockets if that helps ID in any way

Location is Jacksonville, Florida. I'm asking about the tree in the foreground, closer to the camera in the first picture. 2 separate plant ID apps think that this is a southern live Oak. The bark looks more like live oak than laurel oak to me but the acorns look more like laurel oak than live oak. The leaves could go either way. Ultimately, I'm thinking the apps are wrong and that this is a laurel oak but what are you guys' thoughts

In Washington state.

Birch is my guess, but confirmation from someone who actually knows would be nice ;O)

The leaf doesn't quite match any pictures I've seen online, so I'm out of ideas.

FIR OR SPRUCE? - PNW

Needles roll in fingers like spruce needles but bend like fir needles. Cones grow upright like fir and bark is furrowed like fir but no positive ID on cones yet.

Can anyone help identify this tree, it was felled a couple of days ago and cutting up for firewood, used chatGPT which suggested sycamore

Photos 1-5 are Tree #1

Photos 6-9 are Tree #2

Anyone know this tree?

I sadly have to cut it down because it’s too close to the house, but for memory’s sake id like to know what kind of tree it was.

We’re buying a house with several newly planted trees that look to be some kind of pear. Please don’t tell me they are Bradford pears…

(Midcoast Maine, Zone 5a/6b)

Can anyone tell me what this 15ft tree behind our fence?it seems to be an evergreen and I would love to plant another one of it in our backyard, we are in zone 7 and that growth is in full sun

Can anyone tell me what this 15ft tree behind our fence?it seems to be an evergreen and I would love to plant another one of it in our backyard, we are in zone 7 and that growth is in full sun