Trees from a distance

[Stelzer]

Yup, thats right where that one is.

It grows really well up here! I planted a Q. greggii in my yard about 3 years ago and it is thriving. I don't know how well it will do in more humid regions, but in the PNW it crushes.

I guess I ended up typing "111th" but I meant "11th" just North of Knott st. I guess you figured that out though, lol. Good stuff.

 

[Waldo]

I guess I ended up typing "111th" but I meant "11th" just North of Knott st. I guess you figured that out though, lol. Good stuff.

Troy, the floor is yours!

 

[Stelzer]

Troy, the floor is yours!

I guess I hadn't read enough of this thread to know that's how it works. I'll need a few days before I can get a pic, since my wife's car is in pieces and she's taking my truck while I'm on "vacation". If anyone feels compelled to submit a tree in the meantime, by all means, please do so. I already have one in mind though.

 

[Stelzer]

I actually used Google Maps to find the tree I wanted in order to save time. This tree is in Portland, Oregon and it's the only one of its kind I've ever seen here. I'm not near as educated as most of you with regards to just how common or rare this tree is in other areas, but I suspect it's likely rare in all of the US.

 

[Neill]

I’m thinking it looks like an oak- in the red oak family?

 

[Stumpsprouts]

Siberian elm?

 

[Stelzer]

I've got closer pics too if needed.

I’m thinking it looks like an oak- in the red oak family?

Not a red oak.

 

[Stelzer]

Siberian elm?

Not a Siberian elm.

 

[Waldo]

looks like american elm to me. Ulmus americana

 

[Stelzer]

I think a Siberian elm is exponentially more common to the US than this tree.

looks like american elm to me. Ulmus americana

No sir, not American Elm.

 

[oldoakman]

Wish there was a clearer picture of the leaves

 

[Stelzer]

Wish there was a clearer picture of the leaves

 

[Serf Life]

Slippery?

 

[Stelzer]

Slippery?

Not slippery.

This tree is not native to US.
I've never seen another in Oregon

I can provide another clue if needed.

 

[Bendroctanus]

Chestnut of some sort?

 

[Bendroctanus]

Beech?

 

[Stelzer]

Chestnut of some sort?

not Chestnut

 

[Stelzer]

Beech?

Not Beech

 

[oldoakman]

Silver Linden.

 

[Stelzer]

Silver Linden.

Not Silver Linden