Same up here in NW Ohio. There are bigger ones, but most are in that range...
What is the name of that app??
After looking at the flower on a PC rather than a phone, I'll say Horse Chestnut, whose flowers are whitish with a pink base. Buckeyes have...
buckeye
+1 I thought maybe ash by the bark on 1, 4 and 5, but the wood is not right. And I looked at it first on my phone... I agree with tulip poplar...
Ironwood
Weather Underground KOHTOLED072 In Toledo, OH. Davis Vantage Pro 2.
I think this is some type of holly. The way the leaves attach is not like any oak that I know of. And holly can either be an evergreen or a...
Yup, it's sassafras!
Ooops! :eek::tears: :salute::)
Yesterday I spit up a little over a rick cord of white oak, and I think I fought every piece right to the end. So I agree with it being stringy....
I agree that they would not be native to WA, but I've seen them planted as ornamentals. Celtis occidentalis - Wikipedia
Hackberry? The one pic holding the round looks like hack bark.
I agree with all that that's Poderosa Pine. I lived for several years in Klamath Falls, OR, and that's what we had in that area.
Since you're in Philly, I'd say Silver maple.
The homeowner just wanted them gone, and told me to talk with the foreman. I have a pickup, but no trailer. I could have loaded some that he was...
A neighbor about a block away is having 7 trees removed from his back yard. Four of them are nice sized silver maples, which I'd like to get. The...
The pileated woodpeckers around here loved the ash as they were dying. They were all over them.
1. Ash(almost none left in my area) 2. Black Cherry 3. White Oak 4. Red Oak 5. Mulberry 6. Honey locust(only the thornless kind) 7. Black Locust...
Started in the late 1970s with a small barrel stove piped out a window in a mobile home. And I'm still here to tell about it! After that, spent...
