She will be even prettier in a few weeks when she changes color :)

In downtown Evansville, Indiana, a few hundred acres of bottomland hardwood forest have been left completely untouched by humans, save for reserve visitors and conservationists. We were in awe & I’m anxious to come back & walk the trails we missed.
Though we didn’t see any specific trees with signage sharing their measurements, the reserve says there are many 160’+ trees here, as well as a 204’ cherrybark oak, the only tree (that I’m aware of) east of the Mississippi measured over 200 feet tall.

I know these are small fry compared to a lot of the beasts out West, but having never been further west than Amarillo, I was completely blown away. No clue how this place, only 2 hours away, slipped under my radar for so long. I’m sure I’ll have more to share in the future.

We have these suckers everywhere on our land

Found in Hawaii

Love this tree. It looks like it was topped a long time ago and the branches became massive leaders.

Hi everyone, I am by no means a tree expert and we just bought a house with these lovely large shade trees that I am trying to ID for care. I would appreciate some input. Google has been inconclusive.

I’m moving soon and I just want to appreciate my favorite tree at my job. That’s all.

Visited this giant american sycamore today. This is the largest tree in Massachusetts and it's hard to capture the size of it in photos. Estimated to be around 350-400 years old. It's amazing to think of all the change that has occured around this thing during it's lifetime. When this was seeded it was likely in a forest with a dirt footpath passing by it. Beautiful and awe inspiring tree.

My brother in law took it upon himself to do this to our Crape Myrtles despite being told not to. We knew they needed trimmed but he was asked not to do this, he did it anyway and he insists they're fine.

Is this ok and if not is there anything we can do to help them recover?

Picture 1 Is the whole tree. Picture 2 are the leaves. Picture 3 are the leaves of some of the sprouts around the base. Should I cut back these sprouts? Do I need to do anything other than just clip the shoots? Do I need to treat the exposed wood at all?

Saw this huge sassafras today in WV. 50ft and maybe 16-18 inches in diameter. They are my favorite tree and I worry that one day they will be impacted by ambrosia beetles in the US as it warms up. I appreciate that I get to see big ones like this and for the unique character they provide.

Hello enthusiasts! Please excuse my rudimentary knowledge, but could you guys tell me what type of birch tree this is? And is any of this a seed? It looks like old blooms to me. This guy is gorgeous and I’d like to try to grow one for my yard.

Thank you!

Got this small bur oak grown from acorn, haven’t planted yet but in the week I’ve been waiting it’s gone from some brown leaves to many more, in this centripetal pattern.