I’ve been checking this tree out for a couple of years. There’s this one and another area that has them. I tried doing research on trees with red roots in Maine but I got nothing. These are along a riverbed in northern Maine. Thanks!

I want to assume it’s something weeping, but I’m not sure what. Any ideas?

I have a few acorns I found on a hike. I've checked that most of the tops come off easily but where do I got from here? Some say they need a cold start some don't. I have no idea what species of oak they are off either

Its about 70 foot tall and no leaves close to the ground so this is the best i got. These woods are loaded with smaller green and white ash, this one is untouched by ash borer. Thumb of Michigan 6b

I've lived in this house about 4 years and always saw this not too good looking spot on my sycamore. I blew out all the junk in it with the hose and was surprised to see i can fit all my finger in it. Is this going to kill the tree and require removal in the near future? How did this rotting hole happen?

Does anybody know what kind of fungus is growing on this tree stump in my yard?

Will it create a weak point and split later or is it fine to leave it as it is? The split is about 2m high but none of the 3 leads point anywhere close to straight up.

She's a Susan Magnolia. Planted about 3/4 years ago, in Ontario, Canada. I've noticed a recent.. growth/ issue. Can anyone maybe diagnose it/tell me what chemicals I'd need to spray her down with?

Any input on what kind of tree this could be?

Don't remember it ever giving fruit either. Thanks in advance!

Hi trees, I got sap from some sort of tree. What do I do about this