what tree is this one? thanks

[imiami]

click the image to see the full tree. thanks

I might be wrong but it’s a bit tricky as I can’t get a good zoom in on the bark or twigs, I’m thinking cherry? Have you seen it over the year or just now?

Oh and is the white on it snow or the tree?

Looks like a bit like a silver birch but maybe too many branches for a silver birch (unless the white is snow?).

it is not snow, it just white/silver bark, the bark is quite smoothy

this is the leaf in summer

Could it be a hornbeam? The pale bark and twist in trunk look like it might. Are there any dead leaves left underneath that might help you id.?

I also think an ornamental cherry. Have u you is seen it in the Spring, OP?

not looks like a birch

ash?

this is the picture in may

It's almost certainly a whitebeam, sorbus aria.

thans a lot, I believe it is whitebeam, it is only 3m from the garage of the house, I read the safe distance is 11m, recently I have some concern about the potencial subsidence.

Prunus - Ornamental Cherry tree. I've got one they grow very tall.

Some websites, particularly insurance ones, are over-cautious in the extreme with planting distances.

Whitebeam don't get enormous, only about 12-15m, unlike some others (eg sycamore, cherry or willow) it shouldn't be too much of a problem. They aren't notorious or well known for having invasive or thirsty roots that cause structural damage, subsidence or anything like that.

You could call out a good tree surgeon every 5 years or so to thin out the crown a bit and stop it from taking over the space. If they do it properly, they should be able to make sure it still has a nice shape to look at in the winter months, as well as keeping it in bounds and not getting too enthusiastic in the summer.

I think they are lovely trees - there's one about 100 yards up from my house and I'm rather fond of it.

Is it not your tree and you want a neighbour to cut it down?

It's mine, I like it, but recently I started to check all the trees around the house, just in case they can cause problem one day, before it is too late.
I believe Yamadori is correct, I properly leave this tree, but I will get rid of any plants which is not necessary.

Thanks so much for your advice, I believe the insurance guide is too much, I like this tree.

If you want any more confirmation, I’m with @Yamadori . There's good reasons to reject all the other suggestions, and the bark and the pattern of the branches is good for Sorbus, with the simple not compound leaves saying it’s a Whitebeam not a Rowan.

Insurance companies would have you get rid of any living organism within a hundred yards of whatever it is they are insuring. They are risk averse. 😂

Insurance firm might advise to get rid of sun from sun system for skin cancer risk.
Do you know what this tree?

Both pictures too blurred to see details, sorry.

Sorry, just click on the picture then you can see a clear full picture, many thanks

@imiami I did, but I'm on a laptop and they are blurred, sorry.

That’s something that’s been maintained as a hedge for several years and then grown out.

unfortunately it’s got alternate simple oval leaves which is very common, so to get an id we need a good clear close up of bark, buds, leaf, both upper surface and lower.