Quick!!! For 100 blessings, help me identify what type of tree this is

[StrawberryShortcake2]

On the end of the branches of this tree, there's these little tiny, fuzzy buds. What kind of tree is this?

100 blessings for the person who identifies the tree I'm talking about.

 

[CFFosterAngel33]

is there a picture of the tree?

 

[LadyOfMystery]

Cottonwood tree?

 

[StrawberryShortcake2]

is there a picture of the tree?

Best picture I could find right now.

 

[LadyOfMystery]

Nope..don't think it's a cottonwood. I think I change my answer to a Star Magnolia. Yeah that's my answer.

 

[CFFosterAngel33]

not sure - a lot of our fruit and nut trees start similar to that - pears, apples etc, many of the ones with blossom

 

[Tweetie]

Silver Leaf

 

[StrawberryShortcake2]

not sure - a lot of our fruit and nut trees start similar to that - pears, apples etc, many of the ones with blossom

I just remember when I was a kid there was this tree that had white, fuzzy buds at the end of the tip of the branches. It may of been an apple tree. I moved from that house when I was quite young so the image isn't very clear in my head what the picture looked like. I lived in MI.

 

[StrawberryShortcake2]

Silver Leaf

No, that not it.

 

[Majher777]

yeah, I'd say apple tree

 

[Tweetie]

Bitternut hickory has buds that are bright-yellow, fuzzy, and slender

 

[StrawberryShortcake2]

The tree was wide and somewhat tall like a bush.

 

[Snow Angel]

PLUM Tree:

 

[Ariella]

could be most kinds of fruit trees i think but not sure which one the one you are thinking of is

 

[StrawberryShortcake2]

No. I talked to my mom and it was a Pussywillow tree. Here's a better picture of the branch.

 

[StrawberryShortcake2]

I'll give blessings to all who helped out. Thank you.

 

[Caritas3]

No. I talked to my mom and it was a Pussywillow tree. Here's a better picture of the branch.

So nice to see that pussywillow.