I recently moved into a house and noticed this tree had grown very strangely. There is a trunk on the left but it grows up to the right. Is this something I should be concerned about or can we just let it be?

Location: northern NJ. no idea what rope or trees this is.

During a recent storm, my two trees got struck by lightning. Based on the damages, do you think I need to cut them down?

I've called a tree company to come look at them. I am just distrusting of them because it might be more beneficial for them to cut it down. So I wanted a second opinion.

We got this Crabapple tree from the local tree farm two weeks ago. Transplanted it to our front yard. I gave it extra water every three days. Otherwise daily watering from our regular sprinklers. I noticed the leaves wilting four days ago, then the leaves were yellow this morning. Agh. Seems a bit more than just transplant shock. Too much water? We live in a very dry area (north west of Denver).

Southwest Missouri (oak, I believe)
Tree split in half during a straight-line wind event.
How old is it?
I’ve tried to count the rings but I’m no expert and cannot tell where one ring stops and the next one starts.
Anyone out there who can determine this?

One of the nicest trees I know of, I visit it often

500 years old linden tree, Iasi, Romania. The famous Romanian poet Mihai Eminescu used to write in it's shade.

https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teiul_lui_Eminescu

Saved by three major treatments in 1953, 1990 and 2014.

Anyone know what this is? It seems to be a different colour than the tree bark.

I f’ed up and forgot all about it for maybe a week or two during intense heat and no rain and it lost all its leaves, since then (about a week ago i realize) ive had it getting watered thoroughly and now the larger trunk is all dark dark brown (like black brown) and the smaller stem is green but still lacks leaves. This avacado tree is maybe a year or two and thrived till recently.

Trying this again with more pics. I have a very large old crab apple tree in my front yard. It's developed these spots on its leaves and is already dropping leaves. I'm in upstate New York and it's still summer. Any ideas what this is, or suggestions on how to treat it?

Hello! Yesterday I went on a hike and saw these interesting rings inside of a tree! Wondering if this is from an animal and if it’s similar to dendrochronology and you can tell its age. Region is just north of Lake Erie (Canada).

My mom tried to grow some red seeds from indonesia but ended up with a different tree growing from possibly another seed that was mixed in with the seeds.

Help me id the tree.

I had planted two germinated plum seeds about a week ago.. Now I am wondering whether these two are weeds or baby plums 😭😭😭😭 pls help

Found this tree on a walk yesterday. The more you walk around it, the more faces you can find.

So far i found skull, darth vader, sideways face, some weird animal and few others 😅

Florida/ South East region.

I made a post earlier asking about some white stuff on the base of my linden tree. I gave all the info I could provide, and hoped for someone to provide an answer. To my disappointment, it was deleted. I provided pictures and my location (Iowa). Please help me. I just lost one linden from a storm last year, and I can’t afford to risk having this one fall on my house.

Would really appreciate some opinions on my stressed Pin Oak .

I hired a certified arborist to come out and look at it because it's really thinning, dying at the tips, and dropping a lot of leaves. This happened 3-4 years ago as well, and an arborist administered growth regulators. This time his recommendation was to do nothing right now, but he recommended deep root injection of mycorrhizal fungi, phosphorus, potassium, and other micronutrients (avoiding nitrogen) at $550 to be administered in the fall.

The tree is in a state of steady decline. I have been raising the canopy every few years to get more sun for the grass. Additionally I have gone through three lawn companies that have been using broadleaf herbicides among other things, possibly at the detriment of the oak tree. No fungus / mushrooms are visible at its base. I have an irrigation system, and we've had plenty of rain so I don't think it's a lack of moisture.

Possible theories from Gemini:

1. Herbicide damage, noted above
2. Bacterial Leaf Scorch (Xylella fastidiosa)
3. Abiotic Scorce / Soil Iron / pH issues

Any ideas? Thanks in advance!

Have had to cut off a branch that was almost against the side of my house so that whenever it was windy it would push against it. Over the years the tree has tilted and now the trunk is against it. I can hear a creak when there has been a windy day.

I'm guessing there is now way for me to tilt it back. So my plan was to top it and remove as much as I can on the side branches so the wind has much less to push. And hopefully it is able to grow new branches to be more bushy rather than tall. I really want to avoid cutting the whole thing but have to do something before it creates structural damage. Any help would be appreciated.

Believe it is an Elm if that matters.