Nature's graft.

Is this Coast Live Oak cooked?

County planted it about a month ago during a heat wave. They added the water bag about a week after planting but by then it was pretty crusty. The bag has been filled nearly every day since then. The branches and leaves all look and feel pretty dead and dry but the tissue is still green.

Is there any hope for this tree?

California - Zone 10a -

For the last couple of years, the leaves on my eastern redbud appear wilted, even under relatively favorable conditions (regular rainfall, mild temperatures). I've been watering it extra lately, but compared to other redbuds in my area, it still looks a little sad. Would be grateful for any diagnostics or advice! Thank you!

Originally thought it was a native oak or ash tree. Now that it is has grown more I'm not quite sure. One is slightly more beat up due to what I'm guessing is deer or raccoons as I live on a greenbelt but they seem happy

Not sure if this is something I should be maintaining or working to remove/relocate

This guy has done this every year for 4+ years.

I rent an old home in the Bronx (New York, NY) and we have a tree growing between/through our fence that I believe is an American Elm.

Recently, I noticed…something..either growing on its trunk or coming out from within it and I have no clue what it is.

Should I be worried?

(The tree also appears to have been cut previously before its current growth and the substance in question is on its original trunk if that’s relevant)

This wanderer blew into my flower bed after a storm last year. It was growing so good, I haven’t had the heart to tear it out. I’m in Ft Worth, Texas, USA.

We recently had a few trees that fell off because of strong winds and when they fell off also destroyed about few trees ( we lost about ~30 trees ) Anyone knows any good quick growing trees that I could plant? Want to cover the holes as quickly as a I can. I’m from Portugal

I had a root collar excavation with air spade for a young 12 foot redbud in May and it required some clipping of larger girdling roots that left it unsteady. It was staked and I was told to keep water pretty good this summer, but now I see tons of pill bugs in the soil going under the visible structural roots and all around the base. Is this a bad sign?

My brother recently bought a property, and on the property there is this tree we did not recognize. Google lens said it was persimmon, but I dont trust Google lens. Sorry for the poor photo of the overall tree.

I am in the Houston area. Have 2 mature red oaks and 2 young ones. One of the young ones is already dropping brown leaves like it's November. The others are all still green. Should I be worried? The trunk looks healthy and they get the same water.

Bronx, NY. Japanese snowbell, about six years old. We had quite the summer with torrential storms for several days in a row followed by searing heat. I nicked the bark and it was brown underneath.

Our foliage is not changing yet. My tree is the only one that turned brown.

This tree split off a few years ago and is still producing apples!

I planted this pin oak 3 years ago and this lower-mid section has dead or bare branches that make the tree look a little funny. Is it ok to trim off the bare portion and the healthy branches beneath it? Also bump the lower branches with my mower frequently so limbing up would help there too.

It keeps growing on land despite the fact that they cut it multiple times. Mom thinks theres a water layer underneath because due to the lack of rain it and its size it must have found sources of water. I have no idea what its name is.

Thanks for helping! FYI its in Tunisia (north africa) in case it helps. Thanks!

Just appreciating a beautiful, healthy, giant bur oak. No crown dieback, acorns galore, and sadly increasingly difficult to find in Minnesota due to multiple factors leading to Bur Oak decline.

I’ve seen bigger, but years ago.

I’m trying my hand at growing some northern catalpa from seed. They are all about 6 months old currently. I’ve gone from cell trays , to 1 gallons, to 3gal/5 gals currently. Looking back I didn’t address the flare when they were repotted into the pots they are currently in. Now i’m looking at them develop ,and i’m a little worried i’m girdling some of them ! I tried finding resources on how the root flare develops but I can’t find much. Can a tree wizard muster his beautiful words into the comment section please 🙏

Yes I know they’re packed in tight, they’ll be moved soon lol