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I downloaded the pictures into the Picture This app and it came up with Japanese privet/ligustrom. I know Brett already gave the correct answer but it’s fun to play with the app and test its accuracy. I think Cory spoke highly of it several months ago.

Possibly a species of ash.

This one is interesting. My friend bought a botanist’s home. This specimen caught my eye. Anyone know what it is?

I believe you’re correct. I’ve only ever seen one living ash and that was a behemoth. It received injections. I only know what they look like dead!! That’s crazy. I thought “can’t be ash, it has leaves”.

Anyone know what tree this may be? It was intentionally planted and it’s in Maryland, dwelling in a typical backyard- not too wet, not too dry. One specimen is in decline and the other is fine. Both have swollen trunk flares. May be typical for the species?

It would be pretty cool if you found a surviving American chestnut

Yeah but what’s the common name?

Is a lot of that east, west, north, and south just where the tree is located or is it a different species? I’m sure a case by case but generally

Gonna have to google the difference between northern and southern catalpa

It’s really a beautiful tree. The leaves are impressive

northern catalpa Catalpa speciosa???? Never noticed this species before. Growing among sycamores along a stream

They are very similar Gerry. Confuses me quite a bit at this point

Pignut possibly?

Thanks Nutball!! Any idea the exact species? I know some hickories can be difficult to distinguish by leaves and bark alone

Can’t seem to find this one using my ID apps. Anyone have a suggestion?

Acer Rubrum? That’s my guess too but not so confident. It has some good decay in various places and cuts easily.

Any ideas what species of maple this is? It’s kinda understory and fairly shade tolerant based on where this one is growing.

I’d say so. They have a pretty wide distribution it looks like. Their tolerances are pretty amazing

Thanks Stig! I dug into it a little and believe you’re correct

What might this tree be? Saw about 4 of them in a backyard and each of them had massive lean. Mid Atlantic area. Hard to say if they are natural growth or purposefully planted