Tree Identification

[Steve Ash]

Can anyone tell me what this tree is?

[John Daugherty]

Is it the same tree? The one of the left looks like a sycamore and the right looks like cherry.

[Rob Will]

Looks like a sycamore and a cherry at the same time.

rob

[Steve Ash]

Someone sent this to me asking if I knew...I thought sycamore, but wanted to ask you guys since I've been wrong a time or two in my life.

Yes it is from the same tree.

[Aaron Kline]

They's both sycamore if its the same tree. I notice around here the sycamore trunks get real small scaley platy bark and the farther you go up the tree, it turns into the well known white and gray blotches.

[Steve Clardy]

Sycamore I'd say

[Maurice Ungaro]

Another sycamore vote here too.

[Mark Hollingsworth]

[quote=Steve Ash]Can anyone tell me what this tree is?[/quote
Steve with the way the bark peels it looks more like a river birch to me. You usually see them in landscaping in clumps of three or four together here in So. Dakota. Mark

[Dan Racette]

What do the leaves look like. That would really tell a story too.

[Jim Becker]

The one of the left looks like a sycamore and the right looks like cherry.
That's my call, too. Sycamore and black cherry. Two different trees.

[Steve Ash]

What do the leaves look like. That would really tell a story too.

Sorry he didn't have any pics of it with leaves on it. He says it is the same tree, here is a pic of the upper part.

[Mark Singer]

That is a Chinese Elm....or a Drake elm....Shlamaca doesn't grow in your area:confused:
Parvafolia....lace bark

http://www.domtar.com/arbre/image/album/p_orrou.jpghttp://www.oplin.org/tree/fact%20pages/elm_chinese/bark.jpg

[William Bachtel]

Can anyone tell me what this tree is? It may be River Birch, the one on the left looks a little like Sycamore, but not l00% sure on it. Where is the tree located (state)

[Jim Young]

Maybe it's a sicacherry :p

[Scott Banbury]

River Birch