Tree ID

[Osage]

Need an I'D on this tree. Going to have some Red Oak and Red Maples spaded from a pasture just north of us. Found this out there also but don't know what it is, looks alot like a Apple. The trees that we are getting are getting were planted about 20 yrs ago and I assume this one also. Could not find any leaves. If it's some kind of ornamental tree, It's going to stay where it is.

 

[gzecc]

Guess black cherry or birch.

 

[KDubU]

Looks like a fruit bearing tree to me. Could be a crab apple maybe? Plum?

 

[stoveliker]

The tree shape makes me think of a (ornamental) Bradford pear.

So likely in the fruit corner of trees indeed.

 

[Kwolt]

Could be a mountain ash but there are a couple of other more obscure ornamentals with similar bark like golden chain tree.

 

[aansorge]

Looks like a young honey locust to me.

 

[Kwolt]

Good call, you could be right about that.

 

[Osage]

Looks like a young honey locust to me.

Looks like a young honey locust to me.

Not a Honey Locust. We have a couple in our yard. The bark is wrong.

 

[gzecc]

Nothing like HL I've ever seen.

 

[CincyBurner]

Form and structure look like honeylocust, and bark consistent with young HL.

 

[kennyp2339]

I’d lean towards fruit tree that at some point was taken care of, since most of the larger limbs are pointed upwards which is a pruning guideline to follow with fruit trees

 

[Osage]

Form and structure look like honeylocust, and bark consistent with young HL.

No Honey Locust leaves around it. I have 2 Honey Locust trees in my yard that I planted 35 yrs ago. This isn't a Honey Locust.