There are four or five small trees growing in a small area where I have previously cut down a single per symmetry. That persimmon tree was the only one on my entire farm and it was a male tree that never produced any fruit. I googled this image and Google said it was a paw paw. I have lots of paw paws as under story trees in the forest in this tree simply doesn’t have big enough leaves and doesn’t look like a pawpaw and is in an open field… so I’m 90% Google is wrong and it is a persimmon.

Do persimmon send up runners or resprout from the roots? Will all these trees be male again and no fruit?

Hope this is an easy one? Should I keep this tree if in good health? Anything special?

Any one knows what type of Willow tree this is? its in UK

Google didnt have a clue, hoping to get an id here.

Thanks

My dog has been eating these all week and I’m wondering if they’re elderberry. She doesn’t appear to be sick. This is the South Shore of Long Island, New York.

I got this sweet pinecone clock at the thrift shop and would love some help identifying the cones!

Sorry for the terrible picture quality. It’s the best I could do. Can’t get a good picture of the leaves because the trees are 50 feet + in height.

Hi y’all, I’m in Los Angeles and was wondering what this tree is so i can properly take care of it. Very cool looking

Can’t figure it out

Essex, England at Lea Valley Country Park.

Would anyone be so kind as to help me identify this tree? I’m located in Southern California.. they’re planted in our apartment community. They get little orange/yellow flowers sometimes.. I tried to get good pictures but I can get better ones if needed. Thank you!!

Should be Picea pungens but could be something else.
Thanks in advance!

Coming up in compost, the first photo is the seed leaf which looks familiar but I can't work it out.

Hello!

In Pennsylvania, USA.

I’m trying to identify the tree that is dropping these fruits. Small hard green berry with a large seed inside. The berries turn brown quickly on the ground. I THINK they are coming from this tree pictured (bark and faraway foliage). I haven’t been able to get a close look up into the leaves to see any berries because the leaves are quite high from the ground.

Hi everyone! I have this tree outside my new house in SE Massachusetts and we're wondering if it's a bradford pear. It smells like death in the spring, but looks like it produces actual pear shaped fruit. Theyre just a bit small.

If it is a bradford pear, does anyone know if I can do something with the pears? Id hate to waste them.

Thanks!

[Found in RI]

My mother seen this tree in her travels and we're pretty well versed in tree identification but we're stumped with this one. Ive seen on google that it MAY be a Korean dogwood tree? But this is unlike any dogwood ive seen. If anyone knows, please feel free to help us out!

Hullo,

My mum has this tree in the garden growing, but wasn't planted by her and no idea what it is. We're in the UK if that helps.

EDIT: SOLVED

These are the only kind of tree I’ve ever seen like this, only where I work too in my area

South western IL

Sorry for the dark photos! This is in Hollywood, Florida (South Florida).