Tree ID Game

[Jason Douglas]

Del for the win. Mostly...actually P. serrulata 'Kwanzan.'

Retained a few horizontal limbs that throws it off a bit.

 

[ATH]

Wow...I've never seen one that big. They are usually dead about half that size!

 

[moondoggie]

I have cut a few around here 36"+ FWIW

 

[ATH]

Yeah, but I'm assuming your location of "WNC" is western North Carolina (or Western Nevada College is where Google takes me when I click on it LOL). Both are in warmer hardiness zones...unless the trees are at some elevation.

 

[moondoggie]

Yeah, but I'm assuming your location of "WNC" is western North Carolina (or Western Nevada College is where Google takes me when I click on it LOL). Both are in warmer hardiness zones...unless the trees are at some elevation.

Yes sir in Appalachia

 

[Jason Douglas]

Tree has had zero postive maintenance and been hit by lawn mowers and string trimmers for years.

OK someone post a tree pic

 

[moondoggie]

Tree farthest to the right.

 

[ropensaddle]

Tree farthest to the right.View attachment 606311

Woods lol, which tree to right if the largest far right picture very grainy my end can just see bit of wood appears to be locust or mature cherry

 

[moondoggie]

Woods lol, which tree to right if the largest far right picture very grainy my end can just see bit of wood appears to be locust or mature cherry

That is the tree. The largest to the right. Good guess on the species. Incorrect though

 

[ATH]

Ky Coffee?

 

[Jason Douglas]

I cant make much out. Upper branches look like smooth bark?