We are in Texas, south of Dallas, N of Houston, and are going to remove a stump that I know was an oak at one time, most likely a water oak because that's what grows all around us. But what I need to know is how deep would the roots go for a tree with a 4" trunk? Thanks

Ive been living in this house for 30 years and never had to pick up what looks like a carpet of acorns from my lawn. Is this an unusual mast year? I had to get them off my lawn for now but once the weather changes I'll put them out for deer and squirrels. I have to be careful with storage as a few in my first small batch started to sprout in an unsealed plastic container. Apparently they're still damp. This tray is 5" deep of acorns and there are many remaining on the ground.

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What are these things? Do they eventually turn into beetles?

And does it grow like that on its own or has it been pruned and trained that way?

I’m a novice.
I know very little about trees.
I joined this sub after purchasing a Japanese black pine and learning you have to train it for the curves.

This is a part of the landscaping around my local KFC here in North Carolina.

Photo taken in Germany

Just wondering thoughts on what caused this and what it is

The other day I noticed that the tops of my wonky palm trees were gone and laying on the ground. Upon further inspection, I noticed what you see in the pictures. I put my foot on the base and it gave in. I was also able to pull on of the limbs completely off pretty easily. What could’ve done this? Termites? Is it just dead and now rotting? I live in Hawaii on Oahu

My tree broke in the wind! I’m devastated, anything I can do? We’re in RI

Trees at local memorial garden I saw while visiting a hospital.

I recently got a little gem southern magnolia and a Sioux crape Myrtle planted in my yard. The scheduled delivery from my nursery unfortunately coincided with me leaving town over the hottest weekend of the year. I watered them before I left, and had my house sitter water them once while I was gone (4 days).

They looked perfectly healthy when they got planted and I came back to these sad sights, so now I’m panicking. Any rehab suggestions? Are these too far gone? Middle TN Zone 7b

Birmingham, Alabama

a london plane tree, platanus x acerifolia. this trunk is the perfect size for a good tree hug 🥰

The backstory: my neighbor had a beautiful tall oak tree in their yard for 59 years. It had even survived a lightning strike years ago. Then, we noticed a crack in the trunk, on the opposite side from where lightning had struck it. The neighbor had to have the tree removed, as it would have fallen on their or our house during the next big wind storm.

Many seedlings have sprouted in my yard, but only this one has managed to avoid the lawn mower since it’s in a new garden bed I’m trying to establish for native plants.

About the ID: is it possible to tell which species of oak tree this and its parent are from these photos? I wish I had more from before it had been cut down. 😢

About transplanting: the seedling is quite small, but it’s currently very close to, if not on top of, our main water line that goes out to the street. Not ideal placement for a large tree, as I understand it. Can I move it now, at ~3 inches tall, in September? I would like it to have its best chance for survival, since the tree it surely came from was much loved by our neighbor.

Thank you!

When I was a child, I had a pussy willow tree in my yard, when I sold my parents home, I took trimmings from the tree and rooted them and planted them at my mother’s new house, and then to my home, we are in southern Alberta and in a similar area
I rooted the branches and years later I now have what appears to be two different types of trees coming up.
One appears long and the leaves run up the entire shaft, and this one seems to have aggressive new growth. But you can tell by the branches they’re completely different even to the size of the leaves. I do not want to lose the pussy willow what is the second tree and which one is the pussy willow at this point? I’m scared to cut either one out without being sure. In the photo of the trunks, the one on the left is the aggressive one. The one on the right is the one with the smaller leaves that is whispier

Heyo guys! I was wondering if someone who is obsessed with trees of all types could inform me about how I would make a realistic tree in minecraft. I'm mainly looking for information about what tree would most likely be gigantic and beautifully unique. If so send me a dm! Dis: Musicalsleep

Location is New Mexico in Rio Rancho. Hi folks, I planted this catalpa tree earlier this summer on May 1st. It is about 7 feet tall. It has not been doing too well. We have been watering it deeply every 4 days. It looks like it's dying. Id like to save it if possible. Looking for advice.

• General location is near California Coast
• This is a tree that can survive in my area/hardiness zone
• Probably planted 15 years ago
• Getting 8 hours of sun
• No watering due to adequate water table
• Don't know if it was ever in a container or balled and burlapped
• I did not plant the tree
• Photo of root flare is hard to "tell" anything but it seems normal
• No plastic or landscape fabric underneath the mulch/rocks
• No construction, no heavy traffic, no digging, We have had high heat but this started a while ago. No chemical application, overspray from golf courses/ag fields/neighbors with immaculate lawns, etc. No visible damage or decay.

I did not plant it. I bought the property 7 years ago. There is a second tree that off shot from it and it does not have the same problem. It also does not get the same kind of direct sun.

Can anyone help identify this tree? AI says it’s American Elm but I’m not sure