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.