What tree is it?

[Allen Neighbors]

Can anyone identify the tree this little sprig came from?:confused:
I would appreciate it.:)

[Dennis Ford]

It looks like a one of the red oak varieties. (there are several)

[Allen Neighbors]

Dennis, you're right. When you said that, I immediately knew you were right. I just couldn't put my finger on the little sprig that dangles below the limbs... Yep. You got it!!
Thanks for taking the trouble. :)

[charlie knighton]

i agree with Dennis, a type of oak, i would guess black oak or jack oak

[Jim Evans]

Try this site to find out what kind of tree it is.
http://www.oplin.org/tree/


PS - it's an oak - some type of red oak. The red oaks have points on the tip of the leaves. That doesn't narrow it down too much though, there are many red oaks.

[curtis rosche]

that will be one tiny bowl!

[John Shuk]

Looks like pin oak to me. hard to say since the leaves are a bit immature.

[Bernie Weishapl]

I agree red oak.

[Leo Van Der Loo]

Hi Allen, I think I know you well enough to suspect this to be a bit of a driveby gloat :D, yes we have the last snow gone here in the deep south of Canada, but no Red Oak family tree leafs for a while yet :eek:.
Enjoy while you can Allen, it'll be a toooo hot one pretty soon :rolleyes: :p

Have fun and take care
Leo Van Der Loo

[William Bachtel]

Pin Oak to me. If the limbs are crowded its pin oak.