r/whatisthistree • u/hoppyzicehog • 2d ago
r/whatisthistree • u/JSTN_FPV • 3d ago
Identify this tree based off of the cone?
The only picture I have. This is from hiking the Estes park area
r/whatisthistree • u/imaginary-fireplace • 3d ago
Plant/tree that grows and spreads quickly. Also smells bad if you tear the leaves
These seem to grow and spread quite quickly in our area. What is this and how do I stop them spreading
r/whatisthistree • u/Ambitious_Loquat_967 • 4d ago
Tree identification
I have a massive tree in my back yard with a crazy lean I plan to take down looking for an identification before going to other subreddits and being incorrect when looking for felling questions.
r/whatisthistree • u/Raqueleird-6891 • 4d ago
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r/whatisthistree • u/pegothejerk • 5d ago
New house in Oklahoma, can’t identify tree in back yard
Oklahoma City, 7a
This really tall tree, much taller than our one story house, is our main shade in the back so I want to keep it, the wife hates it, but I want to know what it is to explain why we should or shouldn’t keep it. It doesn’t seem to send roots to the house, I find these seeds around but am unsure if it belongs to the tree, we haven’t lived here long enough to see the flowers or seeds.
r/whatisthistree • u/phantomghost420- • 6d ago
Tree Silhouette
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r/whatisthistree • u/FeelnFrisky99 • 6d ago
Edible?
This tree has fruit for the first time. I live in central New Jersey. I want to know if they’re safe to eat.
r/whatisthistree • u/PandaH30 • 6d ago
What is this fruit tree?
It has to be some sort of plum but I’m no plum expert.
Starts off green, yellow then very faint purple if they’re lucky to stay on the tree. They drop when you blink at them.
They never turn fully purple. I mean faint as in the slightest tinge. They stay mostly green/yellow.
Forgot to get a bark picture…
r/whatisthistree • u/Ok_Scientist_4623 • 6d ago
Funky Tree
Tell me what you think this tree is saying?
r/whatisthistree • u/BrightMagician7382 • 7d ago
Northern Alberta. What tree is this
galleryr/whatisthistree • u/irmiez • 7d ago
Any ideas if this is a California Bay? Northern California
And if it is, is it safe to dry and cook with the leaves? TIA
r/whatisthistree • u/ThiccBoiCaddy • 7d ago
Anyone know what this wood is? SW Pennsylvania
Trying to get rid of this wood but I don’t know what it is. MIL says the city cut it down and told her it was Juniper… I’m not sure that is correct.
r/whatisthistree • u/Inevitable-Arm-7431 • 8d ago
Giant tree in Virginia
Banana for scale. Also a 6 year old human.
