07/28/2026
🌲🌳 It’s Tree ID Tuesday 🌳
Back again with another dendrology quiz! A true Kentucky native, this elusive tree can found in limestone soils in the Bluegrass region through the Palisades. The geographic range stretches along the midwest to southeast, from Illinois down to Alabama. Although, its population sits in concentrated pockets, this tree can be a rare sight, and a treat to find growing naturally for tree lovers. It is planted in urban sprawls, due to its sweet smelling flowers that bloom in late spring and early summer months. In the fall, leaves will turn a vibrant yellow, adding some sunshine into your landscape. How many of this species have you seen? Good luck guessing!