/r/Tree
Welcome to r/Tree!
The purpose of this sub is to help each other identify tree species, their diseases/conditions, provide advice and to appreciate photos of special trees. You may also enjoy r/sfwtrees, r/arboriculture, r/forestry, r/dendrology and r/marijuanaenthusiasts.
👉PLEASE SEE the GUIDELINES FOR EFFECTIVE POSTING linked in the Community Guide (or Community Bookmarks) directly below if you have a tree health or ID question!!!!👈
NO ADVERTISING OR POT POSTS! Thank you! =)
Welcome to r/Tree!
The purpose of this sub is to help each other identify tree species, their diseases/conditions, provide advice and to appreciate photos of special trees.
Do you have a tree health question? Please see these Guidelines for Effective Posting in the tree subs!
Other tree subs you might also enjoy:
r/sfwtrees
r/arboriculture
r/forestry
r/dendrology
r/conifers
r/backyardorchard
r/citrus
r/marijuanaenthusiasts
RULES:
NO SPAM/ADVERTISING or pot posts. Please refrain from promotion of companies or services. Any posts regarding the use or appreciation of marijuana will be removed, as r/trees is one of many subs for that sort of post. This is not that sub.
ORIGINAL CONTENT ONLY. Karma farming by posting pics of the sort you find on low-res image search/gallery websites OR top reposts, will NOT be tolerated. Repeat offender posts will be removed and you will be banned.
MISINFORMATION WILL NOT BE TOLERATED. Advice/diagnoses on posts that are incorrect and/or against best management practices (BMP's) will be removed and repeat offenders will be banned.
AutoModerator knowledge base
You can summon AutoModerator to explain any of the following tree-related topics by writing a comment with an exclamation mark (!) in front of the keyword for the subject you want to be explained. See the complete list of callouts and info for each at this wiki page. If you would like to have a callout for something that isn't currently available in AutoModerator's knowledge base, please message the moderators. We're currently hard at work adding wiki contents to this callout list! Here are the phrases the bot currently looks for:
- Arborist - links to find an arborist in your area
- Arborvitae
- Caging/Protector - Ways to protect your tree
- Cavity/Cavities/Umbrella
- Callery/Bradford/Pear - Do. Not. Plant.
- Codom/Codominant/Included/Inclusion
- DEAD - ...when it's dead!
- Enhance (because we love Dano's vid!)
- Ferts/Fertilizer - when not to fertilize
- Fruit/Training - for new and mature fruit trees
- Galls/Gall - on twig/leaf galls
- Girdling/Girdlingroots
- HowToPlant/howtoplant/Planting101 - important basics on tree planting (planting depth)
- ID/id - how to post an effective ID request
- Lichen
- Mulch
- Pollarding/Topping
- Pruning/Howtoprune
- Posting/Guidelines
- RootFlare/Expose - how to expose a root flare
- Searchtool/Selector/TreeSelector - list of tree search engines
- Staking/Stake
- Stock/Healthystock - how to find healthy trees at the nursery
- TreeRing/Ring - on the evils of tree rings
- Toughsite/Difficultsite/slope/mound - planting in tough sites
- Turfgrass/grass
- Watering/Water
- WoundPaste/Sealer
/r/Tree
48,615 Subscribers
Our backyard
22:16 UTC
What is wrong with my Christmas Palm?
Located in Tampa, Florida. My Christmas palm is turning yellow and brown. I am attaching some photos. I have just moved here and I am not sure what to do with palms. More used to Zone 6. I tried the fertilizer below about a month ago. I did pull off a couple of the lower branches. Is there any way to save it?
20:09 UTC
What am I looking at?
Hiking near the TN/NC border between GSMNP and Pisgah, there are stands of these coniferous everywhere. I’m trying to get my tree knowledge up, so:
What am I looking at and any fun facts about it?
19:58 UTC
Help with ID
I’m trying to figure out what this tree is, my id app says Siberian elm but I wanted to peer review that. Northern Colorado along the poudre river. Hoping it’s elm because I’m looking for bow wood but this area is primarily cottonwood. More photos in comments
19:45 UTC
Does anyone know what tree this is? Seen in January, in England
14:44 UTC
prune one year old cherry
13:49 UTC
How old might this holm oak tree be?i say it's 10-12 meters in height
13:35 UTC
How is she still standing? Winter Park, Florida
12:28 UTC
Disease?
I've got a tree that looks like its diseased or dying, basically I want to bring it back to life to prove my mother in law wrong, Any suggestions?
05:23 UTC
What kind of tree is this
Location, the space coast of FL.
03:54 UTC
u guys r nuts
As the title suggest.... U ppl are bonkers, i mean u r so much smart, i posted a random ass lame tree picture and u found that tree in minutes !!!! i m in such a shock cuz i m a dumb fellow and in this app there is just shit talk everywhere... but seeing you guys absolute nailed the knowledge......amazed by your skills.....keep it up fellas
17:59 UTC
what is the name of the trees...which are on the side walk...
17:20 UTC
Trees Creaking in the Wind
13:19 UTC
Scrub oaks framing the moon with hanging moss and air plants. Wekiwa Springs, Florida
10:05 UTC
Rowan tree hight control
09:02 UTC
Help Estimating Size of Root Ball
I’ve been asked to remove and dispose of a 24” DBH black walnut tree in its entirety, including root wad and I need help estimating how much material I may need to backfill the hole. Also there is an underground gas main in the area so I need a little information on max width and depth of the root wad to know if I can safely split/dig out the stump.
01:47 UTC
In search of Osage
Hello all! I’m new to the group and I have perhaps a bit of an unorthodox question? I’m getting into primitive bow building and one of the best woods I could hope to find is Osage Orange. I live in northern Colorado, and was wondering if any tree experts might have some insight on the closest area I might find some growing? Thinking maybe eastern Colorado or Nebraska but I’m not sure. Also if I were to find some I would only harvest legally and only if I found a particularly straight length! Thanks tree peeps
19:30 UTC
Laurel oak, Wekiwa Springs, Florida
11:38 UTC
Tree in my backyard…
01:26 UTC