r/treeidentification

I live in north carolina, near Raleigh.

Edit- more specifically the exact cultivar?

Southern VA

Leaves are starting to change here, I’ve always wondered what kind of tree I’ve got here. It’s bigger than it looks in the picture. I’d say it’s 30-60 feet tall

Sorry for “spamming” this sub lately, trying to learn the trees on my property. And so easy to ask Reddit experts vs guessing with a field guide.

Central New York, terminal leaves have 3 leaves which is pretty cool. Not super tall so I'm thinking it's some type of shrub. Any ideas?

Hi looking to see what this tree is.

Trying to get into Whittling, I live on 5 acres of short trees and bramble in the Texas Hill Country area. Can ya'll identify these trees for me so I can see if they're good for Whittling?

First 3 photos are of a larger tree that a storm felled. It has an inner core that looks kinda reddish and then a thick outer ring of grayish wood before the bark.

Second 2 are of another I'm pretty sure is separate.

Final 2 are of a live tree that I've always been curious about because of its smooth flaky white bark.

Just trying to identify these trees, not looking for Whittling tips necessarily but will gladly accept those as well.

Like found in Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho or Oregon.

Appreciate any help I can get.

Mercer County NJ

Trying to figure out if this is a random American Chestnut. Maybe Japanese?

I took some needles from the pine trees at Reid Park to make homemade teas and sodas with my little brother! Well, I just found out that certain pine needles are poisonous 😅I’m having a hard time identifying this tree, does anyone know what species this is and if it’s safe for consumption? Thank you in advance :)

The berries pretty small, about the size of a marble

Move to a new home in Ontario and I want to take good care of these trees. I tried google image search on these specific trees but couldn't figure out what they are.

Ive hated this tree from the moment we bought our house. Its impossible to control and it needs to GO!

Tree at the Great Circle Earthworks in Newark, OH, USA. Is it Chinese or American and how do I tell the difference? Thanks for your help!

Please settle a debate between my husband and I on what kind of oak tree this is. We are located in the southeastern US. (Upstate SC)

Tried to get how viney it is in the photos.

Can anyone tell me what type of tree this is and if I can use it in my aquarium? I think they’re two different species but I can’t ID them myself. They both fell several months ago