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Hazel tree with green leaves in summer . Tuscany, Italy

Kalahari Apple Leaf Tree (Philenoptera nelsii) in Omboroko Mountains at Otjozondjupa Region, Namibia

Ulmus parvifolia (Lace bark elm) samara. Ulmaceae deciduous tree. Wind-pollinated flowers bloom in September, and the fruit ripens to light brown in late autumn.

Alder (Alnus glutinosa) is one of the commonest trees found in wetlands. It provides food for good numbers of finches during most winters. Here, it is spring, and fresh green leaves accompany the female catkins / cones (strobili). Strobili are cones, one cone is a strobilus.

A branch of an elm tree (Ulmus) grows in the wild

A branch of the Elm tree. Ulmus hollandica. Golden Elm

Tree branch with new fresh leaves after rain.

A celtis australis tree in autumn at sunset with Golden leaves

Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan - October 12, 2024: A view of the lush foliage of the public Inokashira Park, in Mitaka, Tokyo.

Tilia x europaea is a Hybrid Tree of Tilia cordite and Tilia platyphyllos

Córneas village church facade, ancient large yew tree in front. Baleira, Lugo province, Galicia, Spain.

Large and old cherry tree in mountain at summer, Italian Alps, Monte Baldo, Veneto, Verona province, Italy, Europe.

$Deciduous tree to 25m, with smooth silvery-gray bark striped with brown; trunk fluted. Leaves oval, pointed, somewhat pleated, sharply toothed, hairy on veins beneath. Catkins greenish to 5cm, with the leaves. Fruit in pendant clusters, surrounded by 3-lobed bracts; nuts small.\nFlowering Season: April-May.\nHabitat: Woods, hedgerows and scrub, occasionally pollarded, mostly in low altitudes.\nDistribution: S. Britain and Europe, north to S Sweden.\n\nIn the Netherlands, this species is also planted in Parks and Gardens.$

Osmanthus fragrans, native to Asia (Japan, China and Himalayas), and commonly called fragrant olive, sweet olive or sweet tea, produces clusters of flowers that have an extremely powerful apricot fragrance. It is a small, upright, evergreen tree that will grow to 3-10 meters tall. Tiny white, orange, gold or reddish flowers, depending on species, appear in clusters in late summer through into fall. The plant has very fragrant flower.

Acer negundo inflorescences shot close up in soft morning light against a beautiful blurred background

Oriental hornbeam branch with leaves - Latin name - Carpinus orientalis

Horizontal landscape photo of a Willow tree, covered in bright green new leaves, growing in a grassy paddock in the New England High country in Spring

Spring elm (Ulmus glabra) twig with leaves and flowers

Close up photo of bottlebrush (Fothergilla) plant white flower

$Carpinus japonica\nKumaside Fruit$

Fruits and seeds of European White Elm or Ulmus laevis

Background of fresh young leaves in springtime with sunlight.

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