Tree ID 101

[Grimtheorist]

This is the single most useful video about learning trees that I've ever seen. Nice work!

[eisrosheem]

One of the simplistic explained tree ID guides I have seen. thanks

[survivewithout]

that is by far the most informative video I have seen on how to use a field guide. I am sharing this great video and adding it to my favorites. thank you for taking the time to educate me

[jimrasche]

This is the best beginning source of information I've found!

[chriswilder]

I'm a beginner and your video is the easiest to understand that I've found . Again thanks for the help .

[mo-reesespieces]

That was the best explanation of tree ID. You made it very easy to understand. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge. Peace

[toddwalker]

Very informative and education, Christian! Love the break down of categories and the explanations. 

[ChristianNoble]

Thank you for the feedback. Check out the Master Woodsman website too, will eventually be far more info there. All the best!

[gallytess]

Oh my! Thank you for this video. I always flipped through pages and searched online. Now, I am armed with this knowledge, I am ready to hit the woods. Thank you for this video.

[Billster]

Is there a tree i.d. guide book for the Midwest? Great info.

[COMBRICO]

The video was a very easily consumable and entertaining introduction.  Thanks from Texas!

[e.l.]

Perfect! I wonder if I can find something like this with trees native from my area.

[ericwiese]

Man I wish I would have seen this video 7 years ago. Thanks, great info

[lisabaker]

Excellent video! You explained this very well, thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[jaydenfitzgerald]

great video!! Big help for my beginner classes in horticulture at Williamson.

[nunodfes]

anybody knows where i can get a dicotomic key for trees? specificly for south europe but not necessary. Thank you!

[quailjailss]

Awesome vid! I’m confused on how to tell white ash from wild cherry at first glance. All the black cherry (and choke cherry) have to go since I’m getting sheep and goats...

[rlonnemann]

so alternately compound leaves may have opposite leaflets and the leave is where the bud is - ah ha ! thanks !

[pamelaspooner]

Good job! recommending to the new class of our Master Gardeners

[braddishman]

Excellent video and very easy to understand. Thank you for your excellent steady and clear video.