Tree ID

[vette-kid]

I know it's probably hard to tell with no foliage, but this appears to be a late bloomer. It has an interesting root flair, Any ideas?

 

[alp]

A wild question deserves a WILD guess! Cherry Tree??

 

[Daren]

Yep Does Have That Maple look about it.....vary tidy street.....& to finish a answer with a question Dose no one walk down that street I see no footpath..........

 

[Chuck]

Without seeing the leaves I would say it is a Florida River Birch

 

[vette-kid]

Yep Does Have That Maple look about it.....vary tidy street.....& to finish a answer with a question Dose no one walk down that street I see no footpath..........

Pretty common here, we are a circle at the end of a gated community. That street gets more foot traffic than vehicle traffic.

 

[vette-kid]

A wild question deserves a WILD guess! Cherry Tree??

In my dreams! If I was to build on a clean lot I would have only flowering and/our fruiting trees. Heavy on the fruiting type...cherry, apple, mango, citrus, avocado...yum.

 

[alp]

In my dreams! If I was to build on a clean lot I would have only flowering and/our fruiting trees. Heavy on the fruiting type...cherry, apple, mango, citrus, avocado...yum.

I totally agree. Flowers and fruits or bamboo or acer or cherry blossoms as those posted by @Mark56!

 

[Becky]

Judging by the roots, it's probably a young Ent trying to walk

 

[Jesse Glessner]

HI: It looks like you could use the "Tree Doctor" App from Purdue University. It might cost you a whole $1.99 (last time I looked months ago) as it gives you lots of info about various trees, their diseases, etc. You can also take a picture of a leaf and send it to them for ID. This APP works on an Android phone for sure, and it may now be for iPhones.

Purdue also has other helpful apps as well at the suite site shown below: https://www.purdueplantdoctor.com/
Low cost helpers for growing and maintaining all kinds of plants.