Trees from a distance

[banjo]

white ash?

 

[treewhisperer1]

I was thinking green ash, judging by where he is located. or maybe black ash?

 

[MoTreeBeard]

It is green ash. I did not realize how well it showed up when you enlarged it until I posted it. Next time it will be more difficult.

 

[easyphloem]

Augh!


DIdn't get home in time to see the last one, I would have gotten it for sure!

I have been really lax in posting any photos here, I guess my photo library is pretty tame as far as exotic trees go.

Most of the tree pictures I have are of Charlotte's ubiquitous Oak, the Willow Oak. Fairly pedestrian.

Thanks for putting up a new pic though, Mo-Beard!


SZ

 

[MoTreeBeard]

Since no one has posted here is a harder one.

 

[MoTreeBeard]

Here it is for real.

 

[jerseygirl]

chestnut oak

 

[treewhisperer1]

Tilia species of some sort
Tilia americana

 

[MoTreeBeard]

Not Quercus or Tilia

 

[treewhisperer1]

Going to make a huge guess- sophora japonica
Japanese pagoda

 

[treewhisperer1]

on second thought maybe a dogwood species- kind of large though.

 

[althor]

Korean dogwood

 

[MoTreeBeard]

Not Sophora or Cornus

 

[Thillmaine]

It looks like a cornus florida to me...Or a new elm hybrid maybe liberty or princeton?

 

[Thillmaine]

Or...Some sort of prunus or a crabapple

 

[MattyD]

Nyssa sylvatica?

 

[brendonv]

Bradford pear.

 

[banjo]

Some kind of Cladastris?

 

[JJackson]

looks like a pear to me.

 

[MoTreeBeard]

Is it time for a hint?























This is kind of a hard one. Maybe you could BOUNCE some more ideas off one another.