Does anyone know what type of tree this is?

Looks like magnolia leaves to me.

Thats what I thought too but the leaves aren't as hard as regular magnolias.

Yeah

hmmm

They're soft, not evergreen obviously?

They were soft.

Any luck? This flower yet?

Anyways, I see possible magnolia or a smooth edged oak like southern live oak, but when I look them up, ain't exactly a fit.

My knowledge of trees ain't much and mostly centers around wildlife gardening, so that limits that.

Try your local county extension office. Mine would be Cornell, you can try them too as the name always popped up when I used to read up on muh gardening.

You can try NYBG Plant Information, 718-817-8681, but call by noon. Or look em up online. I used to call them a lot back int the day...

I meant to tell you all this before but wanted to see if anyone identified it and now it's been 5 mos and I bumped into this as I've been going though old notifs today...

the leaves look familiar to me. Idk.

yeah

Was this taken in Florida or....? What kind of area? Flowers, fruits?

I can say it thank you very much

Tennesee

The kind that converts Carbon into oxygen

Thanks! I thought it converted oxygen into carbon

Your welcome

Mabey its a mountain laurel?

Is it a tree? Where does it grow?

Tennessee.

it may be that but the thing that I found doesn't have flowers

they don't have flowers all the time just spring.

I will keep an eye on it to see if it does have flowers

No thats too tiny.

It may not be fully grown yet

I think it might be a madrone tree, but idk

That could be it

Nevermind, that only lives where I do
Maybe an Ogeechee lime?

I'm 80% sure that is it

To me it looks like a Boxelder or Sassafras

Thanks

its a tree

Thanks Sherlock