Observations by sporter

The Kwanzan Cherry tree produces white and pink flowers that look similar to a rose. The leaf is simple and grows alternate to each other. This tree is a deciduous tree that is found in Ohio.

This leaf is lobed and is a simple leaf. It grows opposite from each other. The leaf contains a red stem and is maroon color. The bark is rough and cracked.

Leaf is simple and grows opposite from each other. The tree produces red seeds. The bark is cracked and rough.

Leaves grow opposite. The bark looks like paper and is peeling.
The leaf is compound and contains 3 leaflets.

This leaf blooms early in spring. It produces bean pod seeds and it is a deciduous tree that has smooth bark. The stem is about 1/4 of the size of the leaf.

This leaf is silver looking on the back side. It also contains helicopter seeds that fly down down to the ground. This is a deciduous tree.

The stem of this leaf is less than a quarter of the size of the leaf. The leaf is very sturdy and not very fragile. In the fall, the leaves turn red. The bark is smooth and cracked.

This bark is smooth and cracked. It produces yellow delicious apples. In the spring, the tree grows white flower blossoms.

The leaves stay on until late winter. The tree is wide at the top. It produces white flowers and, the bark is rough and cracked.

This tree contains red leaves.
It also has red seed helicopters that fall down to the ground. This leaf is toothed.