Tree identification!

[Chickeroonie keeper]

I’ve been more closely observing the trees on my tiny four acre homestead. I found a few that I don’t know, and was hoping some people on here would! I am in Minnesota!

number one:

number two:

number three:

number four:

 

[R2elk]

Number 3 looks like elm to me.

 

[duluthralphie]

#1. Willow
#2 lilac
Elm. As heretofore mentioned
Honey suckle

 

[R2elk]

#1. Willow
#2 lilac
Elm. As heretofore mentioned
Honey suckle

Which one is Jerry calling a persimmon?

 

[WthrLady]

The elm looks more like cherry to me. are there two little black dots at the leaf base where the stem meets the leaf?
Bottom could be birch.
Not sure the top one is willow. Hmmmm.s

Play with this. I had to magnify to read it, but it is clear.
https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.mnsurveyo...f-C7-Meyers-Minnesota-Tree-Identification.pdf

HAVE FUN!

 

[WonkierZulu]

I don't think the top one is willow. I believe they have apps the can help you identify those by taking pictures of them.

 

[R2elk]

The elm looks more like cherry to me.

Cherry leaves and elm leaves can look similar. The buds look like my elms, not cherry. My elm leaves are still green while my cherry leaves have already changed color.

 

[WonkierZulu]

I don't think the top one is willow. I believe they have apps the can help you identify those by taking pictures of them. #3 looks like cherry

 

[duluthralphie]

I don't think the top one is willow. I believe they have apps the can help you identify those by taking pictures of them.

Pssst. I cheated and used the app

 

[BaaKaaawk]

Like above- you can use an App for this. The one I prefer is from NatGeo called "SEEK". It's incredible... I like IDing things on my own, but this app is totally free and works amazing about 90% of the time. It also shows you a map around you where that species is.

Seek also can ID insects, animals, mushrooms... basically anything.