You most probably have a broadleaf or deciduous tree that is either an ash, hickory, walnut or pecan. Let's continue...
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1. The Major Hickories
Shagbark Hickory
Does your tree have a leaf with less than 9 blades and an alternate leaf arrangement (3 end leaflets usually distinctly larger than basal leaflets)? If yes, you most probably have a hickory.
OR
2. The Major Ashes
White Ash
Does your tree have a leaf with opposite leaf arrangement where leaflets are similar in size and shape? If yes, you most probably have an ash.
OR
3. Walnut and Butternut
Black Walnut
Does your tree have a leaf with 9 to 21 broadly lance-shaped blades and an alternate leaf arrangement? If yes, you most probably have a walnut or butternut.
OR
4. Pecan
Pecan
Does your tree have a leaf with 11-17 slightly sickle-shaped blades and an alternate leaf arrangement? If yes, you most probably have a pecan.
