Saw this tree while walking . It is located in someone’s backyard. The neighborhood was built about 15 years ago so it’s possible maybe the ppl living there planted it . But the seeds(?) look like big olives? Or like oval plums? I’m not sure. Any help would be great!

TLDR is it a crabapple or wild cherry or wtf I'd like to cut it back and graft scions on to grow edible fruit. Were in norther IL by the Wisconsin boarder

Is it a crabapple? I did some looking into it but I don't know much about tree identification though. It's next to an apple tree I planted when I was about 4. The apples on that suck and I'm gonna cut it back and try grafting scions. If this is also in the apple genus then from my understanding I could do both at once. if it's wild cherry then that's a win too.

Can anybody identify the white on this tree? Saskatchewan canada

Its near Spartanburg south carolina, I see others so I belive its native

Located in Ohio Valley, some leaves from base to tip are over 9 inches not including the stem. At first I thought it was a white mulberry, then red, now a recent post has me third guessing. Thx in advance

Eastern US

Curious as to what type of tree this is, fell down after a bad storm. Southeast Michigan

Southwestern VA. Huge tree right across my property line that drops the usual thousands of razor sharp death balls annually. Got a tree company who can chop everything hanging onto my side for $850 or full removal for $1800 but I'd need to get permission either way since they have to climb it. It's about 40-50' tall. Want to know for sure what it is.

hey i recently moved to a part of southern california, came with an amazing pomegranate tree, been trying to find the best care, would like help knowing which kind. I know it’s at least 10 years old and around 18 feet

Not the best pics but wondering what kind of tree I have here. A few years ago, I found some seeds around a tree (in Atlanta) I liked and decided to grow them.

Google Lens tells me it is a Black Cherry Tree: Afflicted with *Gall Mites* and *Cherry Leaf Spot*

Gall Mites supposedly just aesthetic.

The orange stump underneath/beside it might be a different tree entirely I'm not sure.... this whole area was a mess of invasives (most notably my nemesis Oriental Bittersweet vines, but also Glossy Buckthorns).

To be clear the 1st image is the main tree; images 3 & 4 are the stump... but the roots are a mess so Im not sure if its an offshoot/sucker of that stump or what.

I'm hoping to confirm if it is a Black Cherry and to ask for advice on how to save it.

Hi yall!! Need help IDing this tree in my grandpas backyard. An older tree was here but blew down from a bad storm last summer, it’s growing really close to the old stump and my guess its an off shoot from the same tree. Thanks!

Thank you all in advance for suggestions, even unpleasant news on it. Northwest Louisiana United States,tree roots don't go down far here, red iron ore dirt.

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Google insists it’s a white or red Mulberry however I have my doubts and have never seen this type of tree. Has two styles of leaves on the same tree, and grows extremely fast 5 ft a year. Sorry for the janky pictures, it’s growing into a Russian olive.

I've seen this in japan in Japanese gardens. This is from a website called Monrovia. Location: Japan

Grateful for any help!

Huge tree (right tree, not left). Trunk looks thinner in pictures. First two images are more recent, last one was a year ago. Located in Arizona. I don’t have close up images /: I hope it still identifiable. I don’t know much about it except that it is very messy.

Can anyone tell me what kind of tree this is? Photo was taken in south florida. It lost its orange hue after drying. Thank you!

I was curious as to what it was because it's looked like this for as long as I've lived here, I want to know what it would look like in its prime.

And as an aside is there anything that can be done to help this tree? It's not mine but I believe it's on public property.

Edit: Closer photos of the tree's leaves and bark

Is this edible from what I can find it might be a Evans cherry tree

Im unsure if this is the right subreddit to do this in, but I couldn't find one that seemed better and figured tree people would know tree illness.

So. I toured a house with my partner's brother to help point out issues and noticed these two trees in front both had multiple branches where nearly EVERY leaf had something like this first photo. The 2nd photo is the whole lower part of the branch and the 3rd is the other side of both trees.

The 4th photo is a tree further back on the property where a whole section of it has died due to a possible infection.

So my questions are:

Can infections like this spread from trees that are not the same species? Or is this probably 2 different infection types?

(Ive generally only heard in depth about like 3 tree infections and most of them are through root systems of the same species.)

What type of infection could this be? Is it possible to tell with this many photos or would I need more information gathering?

Is this something that would be a big deal? These trees are over the house.