Tree ID’s

[svk]

What are these two? I think I’ve got an idea but not sure.

 

[lone wolf]

First one looks to be Ailanthus.

 

[lone wolf]

Wild shot on second one Hickory.

 

[Be Stihl]

Wild shot on second one Hickory.

Hickory leaves grow opposite each other rather than alternating like that second pic. But I can offer no assistance other than that.


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[babybart]

First one is walnut.

 

[svk]

First one is walnut.

That was my guess as well, guess he got lucky that someone planted HVBW in his yard!

 

[Twindad]

Second one is persimmon.

 

[Twindad]

I think the first one is an ash— from the opposite arrangement of the branches visible in the background. Possibly black ash.

 

[abbott295]

The first one looks like walnut leaves, but as twindad says, if the branching is opposite, and it looks like that may be the case, although it is hard to get a clear look, it will be an ash. I don't see much ash here.

The second one could well be persimmon. Here in Georgia, I have not yet learned to tell persimmon and sourwood apart just by the leaves and I have both growing in close proximity. When they fruit/flower, it is obvious, but the leaves are out of reach on them; little ones I want to identify don't bear fruit yet.

 

[stumpy75]

Ailanthus on the 1st one. Persimmon on the 2nd, although the fact that the OP is from Minnesota kind of threw me for a loop. How did that tree, native to the Southeast, get in MN??

 

[unclemoustache]

First one is probably walnut. Ailanthus would have little notches near the base of the leaves.

https://bplant.org/compare/82-318

 

[cat10ken]

First one walnut, second one cherry.

 

[Woodcutteranon]

Walnut and Cherry