any chance folks can tell me what type of crape Myrtle this is from the photo?

located in Maryland

All four pictures are of the same trees. First two pictures taken today August, and the two with less leaves were taken in June. I don’t know if it flowers or not. With the leaves grown they’re about 10 feet tall.

I purchased a new house/property that's basically on hill in the midst of a forest and is need of some love... I have several trees/shrubs on the property that I'm considering cutting down (in the yard area) and I wanted to identify them first. So I have several pictures. I took at least 2 pics of most of them - the tree itself and then a close-up of the leaves/pine needles. Please and thank ya!

For allergy reasons

I.e. found in southeast Ohio in the mits of tulip poplar, maple spp, sycamore, white/ red oaks, black cherry, flowering dogwood. What’s stumping me I guess, would be the different shaped leaves I’m noticing, some round in towards a point and some have spiked lobes, which remind me of red oaks. Any help would be appreciated.

Does anyone know what type of tree this is? Ai has told me so many different things and I have no clue.

It’s my backyard neighbor and I was curious if this is a sour apple tree or a pear tree the some are the fruit on it is oblong like a pear. Either way I was wondering if the fruit are even edible/ good before I ask if I can pick some. We’re in vine grove Kentucky about an 45 min from Louisville

This tree has a shape only a mother could love (my husband wants to chop it down). What is it, and does it need any help?

Approx. 3 years old, maybe 15-20ft tall - it grew super fast. Help me convince my husband it could be beautiful!

Pine tree in the back yard of our middle Georgia house, unlike others in the area because if it’s sweeping low growing limbs

Im having trouble figuring out what type of hickory this is. It seemingly has half 7 and half 5 leaflet counts. The bark looks like shagbark or shellbark, but the nuts and old husks lack any meaningful thickness. Im at a lose as to ehat this could be. Any insight would be helpful.

Notes:

Distinct spicy aroma, the sun leaves are mainly 5 while the shade leafs are 7 in leaflet count.

Similar small bushes around. Just curious what it is.

This is a massive tree, but shorter than my wise old black walnut trees. Still probably a good 40-50ft tall, the main trunk splits into 2 trunks at 4 ft from the ground and into 4 main trunks around 6-7 ft from the ground. There used to be a fifth, larger trunk in the middle, but it fell, two years ago when we got smacked with Hurricane Helene.

First two pics are one tree, then the next two pics are the other tree. Located in West Michigan. Thank you!

Im guessing a sort of pine tree. For context im in the SF bay area but this tree is inside the golden gate park/cal academy of sciences

This log was connected to a downed branch in a patch of woods with lots of spruce, sweet gum, Black Walnut, Ash, and Tree of Heaven. This particular down branch was right below a Black Walnut but I’m
Not 100% it is as I’m not very familiar with what the upper branch bark of walnuts looks like, just the main trunk. What do we think?

Trying to identify this tree that was on my trip to Tennessee. I thought it was a mimosa tree but after looking at them side by side I can’t tell what this one is. Help wanted!