Any tree experts in the house?

[ShiskaberrySavior]

Anyone know what type of tree this is? Just found it this year growing in the back of my yard.

[PatHealy]

They have free trials of those plant/tree identification apps now. They’re pretty cool. I keep meaning to actually buy it after my trial ran out. It can scope things from quite a distance too.

[NDNCHILD]

@ShiskaberrySavior Looks like an American Elm.

[Heliosphear]

Winged elm

[Mr.Christmas]

@PatHealy

They have free trials of those plant/tree identification apps now

I can’t recommend iNaturalist enough. It’s free and you can tag experienced identifiers to help you in case you’re unsure of what you’re looking at.

[Rogue]

PlantNet is a good one too, at least when I last used it years ago, I suppose it’ll only get better over the years.

[sfzombie13]

or sell out to make a quick buck after building up a trusted name. could go either way.

[bigLblazed]

Ask chatgpt!!

[bigLblazed]

[George]

[ShiskaberrySavior]

Thanks guys . Appreciate it

[cannabissequoia]

It’s a weed.

[ShiskaberrySavior]

Glad I posted about it . Wife wanted to dig it up and move it into the yard . Lol

[Pigeonman]

If it’s a chinese elm (like I have) cull it fast as it’ll get big as fuck and be hard to keeel!!!

[George]

I think you’re right, it’s called Tree of Heaven because it’s inmense …

Ailanthus altissima

[PsillyRabbit]

i can 99.9% promise you its not ailanthus ( smells like rotten peanut butter when scraped)
look into elm

[Flower]

And it’s definitely not poison sumac, or any other kind of sumac.