What is this tree/fruit? Los Angeles, CA

Central Florida. I live in an HOA and it has to be replaced with an identical or I have to go through the approval process. Died this past winter along with many others in the area.

It looks close to a triple Foxtail, but something feels slightly different than a foxtail. Close to an Alexander also, but nearly positive it is not an alexander. Also thought maybe Christmas, but I think Christmas fronds were thicker. Though I can't totally remember what this looked like when alive.

Thanks!

Multistemmed, about 10' high

My wife and I love these trees in our neighborhood and would like to plant one in the future but having trouble identifying the species. We live in Augusta, Ga.

Newbie here. Brooklyn NY which makes me think it would be a London Plane, but the fruit appears to be single stemmed? Let me know your thoughts, thank you!

These are likely all the same type of elm, but captioned them with which is which (1 2 and 3) just for good measure.

I feel like every time I walk past a big elm with small leaves I write it off as a siberian elm (too cold for cedar elms up here). Not sure if this is a safe bet or not

I initially thought it was a peony, or something a squirrel dropped that sprouted. I did put some cut branches in the bottom of the bed before covering with soil. Is it possible that one of those put out roots and started growing again?

i yanked it out and it did not have a complicated root structure at all

but wondering if i need to be more careful

maybe a Box Elder tree

I recently bought a house in Johnstown, Pennsylvania and moved in and I was wondering what type of tree this is. It looks kinda like an avacado tree but it has no fruit and it has scattered pink bulbs or flowers that have yet to bloom.

Hello! Ive lived here for almost a decade and am curious as to what tree this is? Im a in bc canada in growing zone 5b,

City is Nürnberg, Germany.

I am currently looking for a tree for my shopping cart garden on my balcony.

I already cut the root down a huge chunk and re-planted it.

Anybody can clearly identify what it is, I don't trust AI Identifications 100% over Human Identifications, so here I am.

I'm near Bologna, Italy and wondering what type of tree this is. Thank you! I took these photos in a moving car so I apologize if they're not the clearest.

I bought this "tree" several years ago and have transplanted it several times to get a good location. It LOVES this spot. The purple leaves and red flowers are really cool. Just curious what it is. I'm in Pittsburgh.

(Sorry I only have Google street view images)

Saw this tree in Street View and wanted to know what it was. The most recent street view imagery taken in 2025 shows it is very visibly dying, but earlier passes in 2014 and 2012 show it still alive and well. All street view imagery was taken in August-September of 2012, 2014, and 2025.

The 2012 imagery in particular shows it may be two trees that conjoined together rather than a double trunked single tree? (See image 5.)

Thanks for any help!

This has been a mystery among my family for a few years now. A couple of friends who work as naturalistsw were over for a cookout and they settled on it possibly being a black olive. I’m skeptical as I’ve never seen the little “fruits” they’re known to have. Any thoughts are appreciated!

This is a tree that volunteered itself in my garden this year. I isolated it to this seeding pot once i realized it wasn't a weed. I asked on another sub and I'm getting 2 separate ids. I live in southeast Virginia.

I got this tree gifted to me in a pot but never knew what kind. It has since been planted in full sun and doing okay. Any idea what it is? NW GA, USA