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Leaves have shallow lobes yellow border turn green.

The leaves have 5 lobes that are serrated and the stem is very long. The tree is in the middle of a grassy park.

I found this within the grounds of CVCA. It has green bean like seed capsules? I believe they may sprout flowers.

Area had many trees and was near a busy street and a neighborhood.
Tree was kind of tilted to the side. White downy bottom on the leaves.

Most people plant this tree for decor. It Ranges from 40 feet to sometimes 60 feet tall. It was found in the woods.

This tree is the largest conifer in the Northeastern United States. It is also important for its lumber.
It was found near the Strongsville library.

Farmers first brought this tree into Ohio and now it is seen through the state. People have also planted the tree as decor. It was found near the Strongsville library.

Native American used the sap for many remedies. It was also used for sugar, intoxicants, and bread. It was found near the Strongsville library.

The leaves on this tree a huge. There are white flowers in the spring time the bloom on this tree.

Extremely large with thick leaves. Found in middle of county.

Tree not fully grown. Branches growing on every part of the main trunk. Tree was in a cluster of other trees. Not fully grown. On the side of a forest, with little sunlight hitting it.

"Christmas Tree" like. Wide with long skinny branches. On small hill. In a row of other white pines. Obtaining much sunlight. Moist gound

I got the tree in my backyard. The tree is extremely tall with many large branches. Bark is grayish-brown with deep grooves. Leaves are deeply lobed and acorns are green with brown tops.

Large tree near businesses. Leaves are huge and smooth, not toothed and heart shaped. Very rough bark with many grooves.

Large tree in neighborhood setting. Pinnately compound leaves with 18-20 leaflets. Grayish-brown rough bark.

Tall tree with many branches all up and down the trunk. Needles droop and are soft. Needles are in clusters of 5.

A Sugar Maple that I found on the side of my driveway in a pine forest. The tree's branches were far from the tree itself.

A large Catalpa tree. Found in the front yard of CVCA