Tree Identification

[source]

Hi

I was wondering if someone would be able to help me identify this tree?

I think it is a type of oak, but am not sure.

Thanks!

Kind Regards

Daniel

 

[sorce]

Looks Elmish.

You are going to get a tag a month and not know why! Some people just can't spell!

Welcome to Crazy!

Sorce

 

[eferguson1974]

There is only one Sorce! The original real crazy one we like so much. A name change is in order, for your own good. Idk about the tree...

 

[Alain]

Actually looks alder-ish
But with no certitude whatsoever.

Welcome!

 

[AlainK]

It certainly is not an oak.

"Elmish" is also what came to my mind: if the base of the leaf is assymetrical (the base being slightly lower on one side of the petiole than the other half), then it must be an ulmacea.

 

[Paradox]

Foemina, I just know it.

Sorry someone had to do it.

 

[Vin]

Smooth-leaved Elm... maybe.

 

[Ironbeaver]

Tilia Americana or perhaps Tilia Cordata? Linden trees.

 

[sorce]

The edges are almost dead ringer for American elm.

I feel like the leaf shape might not be the same across...

Or it is an elm with a bit rounder leaf.

Sorce

 

[Starfox]

English or Dutch Elm?

 

[jeremy_norbury]

Tilia cordata - the small one. Common UK name Linden or Lime tree.