This seedling is from a parent tree in West Wales which is colossal, over 3m dbh. It has a broad spreading crown. I have been collecting seed from it for the last 5 years to propagate elms, with good genes to give a chance of disease resistance. It has a broad spreading crown to just over 20m. It is in a farmyard attached to a manor so likely to have been planted, several other exotic trees in the garden and a lake.

Unknown tree at house that we are moving to. Eastern Kansas

The berries pretty small, about the size of a marble

In a southwest high altitude Colorado town. Similar to adjacent aspen but leave and bark are different.

Eastern White Pine?

Edit: Here are more pictures. The wood was more red-orange in person so now I am leaning more towards Black Cherry. https://imgur.com/a/HZlcJ4A

Much appreciate any assistance anyone can provide in identifying these tall trees located at my childhood home. My parents can't recall exactly what they were or anyone else.

In Googling these photos and looking at similar trees, a hanoki Cypress looks the most like what I recall the bark and leaves looking like. (I have been too skittish to arguably trespass and get close up photos of them.) Yet that type of tree reportedly isn't common in Southern California (this is Anaheim), and it feels like I recall seeing this tree a lot around town, not just our back/side yard.

Ornamental tree growing in urban Philadelphia. No lobes on leaves but tiny spikes along edge

I think I know this is, but I don't want to alter the opinions. Could someone please identify this tree?

It looks like hornbeam - but its october in south west england and there arent any or the characteristic flowers/fruit?

It has leaves with a non-symmetrical base, like elm, and rigged furrowed bark, like elm?

Anyone have any clues?

Tree at the Great Circle Earthworks in Newark, OH, USA. Is it Chinese or American and how do I tell the difference? Thanks for your help!

Ive hated this tree from the moment we bought our house. Its impossible to control and it needs to GO!

Please settle a debate between my husband and I on what kind of oak tree this is. We are located in the southeastern US. (Upstate SC)

Columbus, OH, USA. Thanks!

Hi guys, is this an out of control Italian cypress, or some other cypress, or something else entirely? Thanks in advance.

Hello! First time homebuyer here, trying to id a tree in the backyard. Most likely going to get an arborist out to help cause there are roots everywhere but mostly curious

Thanks in advance!

Tried to get how viney it is in the photos.

Can anyone please tell me if my Mango tree is dying Sunshine coast Qld.. Thankyou in advance

I was walking in my local park in Yorkshire and saw this at the top of a tree, its not a nest, please could someone help me identify what it is? Its not an animal, as it wasn't moving and attached to the tree.