Tree ID #2, please

[TNTreeHugger]

Another pair of large trees on the back fence row.
There's a small maple growing in front of them.
No low branches, couldn't get a good close up of the leaves, but they appear to be roundish? Maybe cottonwood?
Any ideas what this is? Is the one next to it the same?
Thanks

 

[ATH]

maybe cherry? doesn't quite look right...get a closer/clear pic of the bark.

The bark almost looks like old sycamore bark, but the white bark would be very obvious higher up and the leaves are nowhere near right.

 

[TNTreeHugger]

maybe cherry? doesn't quite look right...get a closer/clear pic of the bark.

The bark almost looks like old sycamore bark, but the white bark would be very obvious higher up and the leaves are nowhere near right.

Okay. be right back

 

[TNTreeHugger]

Here are more photos..

It's a group of three trees, two look similar and the other, the light gray one, looks like a giant privet to me.
The larger trees don't have any low branches, and all the leaves up there look the same to me.

 

[TNTreeHugger]

Here are some of the leaves...

 

[Short timer]

Elm

 

[farmer steve]

Another pair of large trees on the back fence row.
There's a small maple growing in front of them.
No low branches, couldn't get a good close up of the leaves, but they appear to be roundish? Maybe cottonwood?
Any ideas what this is? Is the one next to it the same?
Thanks
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Not sure on the trees or the dog. I can usually tell by the bark.

 

[68 Buick]

Ummm, Leaves and some of the droopy limbs kind of look like elm but can’t say the same for the bark.

 

[milkman]

The small one in front is Hackberry and I think the big one is Cherry.

 

[68 Buick]

Another pair of large trees on the back fence row.
There's a small maple growing in front of them.
No low branches, couldn't get a good close up of the leaves, but they appear to be roundish? Maybe cottonwood?
Any ideas what this is? Is the one next to it the same?
Thanks
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What region are you in?

 

[TNTreeHugger]

Not sure on the trees or the dog. I can usually tell by the bark.

Good one.

 

[TNTreeHugger]

What region are you in?

Middle Tennessee...

 

[TNTreeHugger]

The small one in front is Hackberry and I think the big one is Cherry.

I just googled hackberry - that definitely looks like mine.

 

[TNTreeHugger]

Just googled wild American Black Cherry... what do you think?

 

[lone wolf]

The small one in front is Hackberry and I think the big one is Cherry.

Big one is Cherry.

 

[68 Buick]

Looks like you have both trees identified. That’s a Big cherry.

 

[lone wolf]

It also has a Reishi mushroom growing on it.

 

[TNTreeHugger]

It also has a Reishi mushroom growing on it.

Really? Where? I know that one from my Chinese tonic herbs.
You talking about in the crotch? That's the butt end of a broken limb.

 

[TNTreeHugger]

Looks like you have both trees identified. That’s a Big cherry.

I'm going to measure it with a tape tomorrow. I came across an article where some family who has a farm won a $500 prize for having the biggest Cherry in a contest. I can't find the article now, but I think it said it was 227".
Found a good description...
http://minnesotaseasons.com/Plants/black_cherry.html

 

[lone wolf]

Really? Where? I know that one from my Chinese tonic herbs.
You talking about in the crotch? That's the butt end of a broken limb.

To the right of the word mine. But on further inspection it now looks like the broken limb you mentioned. Reishi is real good with Cordyceps. You use Reishi?