What tree is this?

[Tree94]

can someone tell me what tree this is?
Thanks

 

[Jason Douglas]

Definitively, no. Way out of my area but resembles a Ficus to me.

 

[ATH]

Glad I'm not the only Ohioan who can't ID it! I looked through a few keys and can't figure it out.

 

[JTM]

Chinese tallow tree?

 

[Del_]

Chinese tallow tree?

That is what my first though was but look at the bean like seed pods in the one photo.

Looks to be a legume.

 

[ATH]

I think the OP looks like it has compound leaves. Look at the twig: you can see the buds, then no buds on the little stems.

The leaf shape and bark look right for Chinese tallow....

 

[buzz sawyer]

I think we have a winner.
https://www.google.com/search?q=chi...7iYKHaYkCd4Q_AUICigB&biw=1280&bih=669#imgrc=_

 

[Del_]

I think we have a winner.
https://www.google.com/search?q=chi...7iYKHaYkCd4Q_AUICigB&biw=1280&bih=669#imgrc=_

I don't think so.

Look at the fruit.

 

[Del_]

I was thinking maybe some kind of weeping Cercis cultivar.

 

[JTM]

Can you post a close up pic of those light green things?

 

[Del_]

Can you post a close up pic of those light green things?

That is the best I can do without loosing detail.

 

[ATH]

How about a close up of the twigs too? Both the more stout twig where the little twigs attach and the little skinny twigs where the individual leaves attach?

Close up of the bud may help too.

Seems like you have one that has those of us in the east lost!

 

[arathol]

Chinese Maackia maybe
leaves look right, seed pods seem right also

 

[Tree94]

This is the only other photo I have

 

[ATH]

Yeah...that is a compound leaf. I can't think of another tree that has the leaflets with alternate arrangement.

Should be very distinguishable, but I still can't figure it out!

What State is this in?

 

[Tree94]

Tucson, Arizona.
There's a about 9 of them at these apartments I placed bid on trimming. They seem to be growing very well in our environment but this is the first time I have ever seen one

 

[Tree94]

And yes it has beans. Not the little flowers like on the Chinese Tallow

 

[JTM]

Texas redbud?

 

[JTM]

I lived in Tucson for a while and absolutely loved it.

 

[ATH]

I thought I might have a guess...but upon further digging, I do not. It occurred to me that Cladrastis lutea (or kentukea, if you prefer) has:
-zig-zag twigs
-bean-pod fruit
-Compound leaves where the leaflets are not opposite on the rachis
-Leaflets that are oval

Perhaps this is another species of Cladrastis. I can't find it if it is.