r/Tree is a subreddit with 89k members. The community frequently discusses tree, help, identification, health, and identify, and the most common flair used is advice request - (insert state/region), treepreciation, discussion, id request (insert state/region), and meme.
Welcome to r/Tree!
The purpose of this sub is to help each other identify tree species, their diseases/conditions, provide advice and to appreciate photos of special trees. You may also enjoy r/sfwtrees, r/arboriculture, r/forestry, r/dendrology and r/marijuanaenthusiasts.
👉PLEASE SEE the GUIDELINES FOR EFFECTIVE POSTING linked in the Community Guide (or Community Bookmarks) directly below if you have a tree health or ID question!!!!👈
NO ADVERTISING OR POT POSTS! Thank you! =)
Popular Topics in r/Tree
#1
Tree
218 posts
#2
Help
35 posts
#3
Identification
17 posts
#4
Health
13 posts
#5
Identify
10 posts
#6
Plant
9 posts
#7
Maple
9 posts
#8
Type
6 posts
#9
Disease
5 posts
#10
Dying
5 posts
Flair Used in r/Tree
#1
Advice Request - (Insert State/Region)
: "Tree in Scotland"
69 posts
#2
Treepreciation
: "A tree growing out of a dead tree"
40 posts
#3
Discussion
: "Chestnuts!"
23 posts
#4
ID Request (Insert State/Region)
: "Is this a Deodar Cedar? (UK, London park so non native)"
19 posts
#5
MEME
: "What Could Possibly Go Wrong? 🪵🪚"
3 posts
#6
:29766_1::29766_1::29766_1::29766_1::29766_1::29766_1:
: "Beautiful tree"
1 post
#7
UPDATE
: "Update: to the ones that commented, you were right. The tree was rotted and dead obviously. Here are some photos of what I found inside it as I took it down"
1 post
#8
Woodland *non-tree* plant
: "Autmn has come"
1 post
#9
Advice Request - Southern Oregon
: "Is my Zelkova okay?"
1 post
#10
Central California Coastal advice request
: "Plum tree looks bad"
1 post
Member Growth in r/Tree
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+24k members(37.3%)
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Last updated: September 30, 2026