Clues for the word "TREE"
We've had 1182 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 2588 times in crosswords. It was last seen in Penny Dell Sunday crossword on September 20, 2026.
Definition of tree
- n. - Any perennial woody plant of considerable size (usually over twenty feet high) and growing with a single trunk.
- n. - Something constructed in the form of, or considered as resembling, a tree, consisting of a stem, or stock, and branches; as, a genealogical tree.
- n. - A piece of timber, or something commonly made of timber; -- used in composition, as in axletree, boottree, chesstree, crosstree, whiffletree, and the like.
- n. - A cross or gallows; as Tyburn tree.
- n. - Wood; timber.
- n. - A mass of crystals, aggregated in arborescent forms, obtained by precipitation of a metal from solution. See Lead tree, under Lead.
- v. t. - To drive to a tree; to cause to ascend a tree; as, a dog trees a squirrel.
- v. t. - To place upon a tree; to fit with a tree; to stretch upon a tree; as, to tree a boot. See Tree, n., 3.
Referring Clues
- Elder or alder
- Trap
- Shade giver
- Shoe insert
- Hammock holder
- Leaves' home
- Mahogany or maple
- Cherry or apple
- Genealogical chart
- Chestnut or walnut
- Corner
- Kind of toad
- Kind of diagram
- Site for a swing
- Sloth's home
- Cobbler's need
- Arbor Day honoree
- Tarzan's home
- Genealogy display
- Elder, for one
- Keep from escaping
- Golfer's obstacle
- Relative diagram
- Logic diagram
- Genealogical work
- Ebony or mahogany
- Shoe stiffener
- It may require surgery
- It has a bark but no bite
- Kind of squirrel
- Shade provider
- Lemur's hangout
- Branch headquarters?
- Branch site
- Family map
- Squirrel's home
- Swing site
- One may undergo surgery
- Ring site
- Sloth's hangout
- Chart with many lines
- Hammock's attachment
- Beech or birch
- Family portrait, of sorts
- Pecan or walnut
- Part of a copse
- Leaves home?
- Apple or maple
- With 7-Down, it's seen on some trunks
- Orchard unit
- Place to find dates
- Part of a windbreak, maybe
- Family ___
- Bring to bay
- Banyan or baobab
- Shoe shaper
- Genealogist's diagram
- Genealogist's work
- Center of a Christmas display
- Elm or oak
- Lumber source
- Branch location
- Gallows
- Plum or gum
- Ring bearer
- Every family has one
- Nursery offering
- Arboretum sight
- Ancestry record
- Place for a knot
- Forest unit
- Elm or elder
- Locust or larch
- Brazil, for one
- Pedigree shower
- Cheshire cat's hangout
- Palm, e.g.
- Arborist's concern
- Peach or beech
- Birch or beech
- Sequoia, for one
- See 51-Across
- Koala's hangout
- Elder, e.g.
- Apple or pear, e.g.
- Nest site
- Sycamore or cypress
- Walnut or willow
- Christmas ___
- Alder or elder
- Genealogical diagram
- Ring holder
- Fig or fir
- Olive or apple
- Place for a house
- Decision-making diagram
- Possessor of many rings
- Leaves producer
- Trap, in a way
- Thing depicted by this puzzle's circled letters
- See 89-Down
- Thing hidden in each of the movie names in this puzzle
- Logician's drawing
- One leaving in the spring
- Street enhancer
- Christmas or family follower
- "K-i-s-s-i-n-g" place
- It has a trunk and shoots
- Family diagram
- Branch location?
- Genealogical record
- Balsa or balsam
- Part of a grove
- 62-Across, for one
- It's often taken down in January
- Shoe saver
- Redbud or blue gum
- Family follower?
- Picnic "parasol"
- Black Forest sight
- Shoe holder
- Word with family or shoe
- Birch or elder
- Arborvitae
- House location, perhaps
- Corner on a limb
- Palm, for one
- Koala hangout
- Arboretum specimen
- Surgeon's "patient"
- Lime or lemon
- Place for a small house
- Chip and Dale's home
- ___ of life
- Catch in a predicament
- Word before frog or surgeon
- Arborist's focus
- Orchard growth
- Rainforest unit
- Home for Chip 'n' Dale
- Something an environmentalist might hug
- Genealogy diagram
- Gum or rubber
- Fruit producer
- Arbor Day planting
- Arbor unit
- George of the Jungle often crashed into one
- Oak or elm
- Kite eater in "Peanuts"
- Apple or orange
- It has a bark, but no bite
- Christmas decoration
- Dendrophobe's fear
- Cherry or lemon, e.g.
- Forest member
- Joshua ___ National Park
- Genealogical chart, e.g.
- Ash, elm, or oak
- ___-hugger (environmentalist)
- Certain surgeon's "patient"
- Orchard component
- Arboreal animal's home
- Forest feature
- Genealogist's chart
- ___ of Souls, Na'vi temple in "Avatar"
- Genealogy chart
- Bird's home
- Cheshire cat's place
- It might require surgery
- It leaves in springtime
- See 24-Across
- Word with house or farm
- Yuletide decoration holder
- It has bark, but no bite
- See 52-Down
- Dead-___ edition
- Olive, e.g.
- Kinkajou's home
- Hierarchical data structure
- Gibbon's home
- See 28-Down
- Walnut, for example
- "A ___ Grows in Brooklyn"
- Fruit bearer
- Word with shoe or coat
- Koala's home
- "Happy" thing in a Bob Ross painting
- Playhouse locale, perhaps
- See 9-Down
- See 39-Down
- Sequoia, e.g.
- Home for a 28-Across
- Arboreal creature with sticky feet
- See 53-Across
- Leaves home? (m)
- Chart with ancestors
- Tinsel holder
- Kilmer's lovely sight
- Arboretum purchase
- Yuletide buy
- Family plan?
- Type of surgeon
- Facetious hug recipient?
- Lemon or lime
- Where to get dates
- Nursery purchase
- Picnicker's shade provider
- Christmas purchase
- Corner, in a way
- Place for a kid's house
- Eucalyptus or sycamore
- Aspen, for one
- Shoe stretcher
- Shade source
- Grove grower
- Pear or mango
- "Only God can make" one: Kilmer
- Cherry or chestnut
- Maple or mahogany
- Oak or apple
- ___ toad
- Locust, for one
- Source of shade
- Yuletide purchase
- Trap in a corner
- Apple thrower in "The Wizard of Oz"
- Ancestry diagram
- Kilmer subject
- Family-history diagram
- Birch, for one
- Trunk possessor
- Where walnuts come from
- Cypress or sycamore
- Shoe preserver
- Chestnut, for one
- Spruce or sycamore
- Yew or eucalyptus
- Dogwood, for example
- House site
- Sloth spot
- Clothes ___
- Mango or mahogany
- Elm or eucalyptus
- Elm, for one
- Back into a corner
- Orchard element
- Apple or avocado
- Oak or maple
- Iguana's home
- Genealogist's project
- It may be shady
- Arbor Day item
- See 26 Down
- Cinnamon, for one
- Leaf locale
- Fruit ___
- Pine or persimmon
- Peach, for one
- Trunk site
- 28-Across, for one
- Only God can make one, according to Kilmer
- George of the Jungle obstacle
- December purchase
- Almond or allspice
- It leaves in spring?
- Gordon Parks drama "The Learning ___"
- Pump insert
- "But only God can make a ___" (Kilmer)
- Your family is part of one
- Family lineage diagram
- Kind of frog
- Support for some houses
- Hierarchical chart
- Word with "family" or "lemon"
- Bat's beginning
- Apple or cherry
- "K-i-s-s-i-n-g" place
- Genealogist's map
- Trap, as a raccoon
- Ligneous plant
- It has bark with no bite
- Ylang-ylang, e.g.
- Walnut, but not peanut
- Squirrel's refuge
- Yuletide decoration
- Lebanon's flag has one
- Arboretum item
- You can't hear its bark
- Ginkgo, among many
- Cypress, for one
- Recreational house site
- Shady thing
- Ginkgo or baobab
- Wren's occasional roost
- "But only God can make a ___" (Kilmer)
- Tall growth
- House for kids?
- Llano rarity
- Item for certain surgeons
- Knot's locale
- Cat rescue site
- December purchase, perhaps
- Item for some surgeons
- Yggdrasil or rowan, e.g.
- Lime or lemon, e.g.
- Ygdrasil or rowan
- Apple, plum or pear, e.g.
- Type of house
- Branching diagram
- Madrone or magnolia
- Alder or aspen
- Genealogy symbol
- Shoe enlarger
- Place to hang your hat
- Orange or pear
- Family structure?
- Dendrologist's subject
- The Berenstain Bears live in one
- Word with family or fruit
- Trap up a trunk
- Site for a child's clubhouse, perhaps
- Support for a swing
- Elm, e.g.
- Nest location
- Koala home
- Elm, for example
- Tarzan's hangout
- Cedar or sycamore
- George of the Jungle's obstacle
- Family ancestry record
- Beech or banyan
- Almond, e.g.
- Pistachio or almond
- Timber-to-be
- Apple or pear producer
- Orange or lemon holder
- Family chart
- Locust, e.g.
- Almond or pecan
- Where lovers can be seen k-i-s-s-i-n-g
- Elm or oak, e.g.
- Almond or alder
- Obstacle for George of the Jungle
- Palm or plum
- Possum's home
- Hammock support
- See 57-Across
- Inspiration for Kilmer
- Lineage chart
- Source of sap
- Evolutionary chart
- Forbidden fruit source
- Surgeon's patient, perhaps
- Place for a kids' fort
- "Eater" of Charlie Brown's kite
- Cherry, for one
- "A poem lovely as a ___"
- Forest find
- Coat rack
- Word after "family" or "shoe"
- Kind of surgeon
- Bush overshadower
- Word with "family" or "lemon"
- Gordon Parks drama "The Learning ___"
- Genealogist's drawing
- It leaves in the spring
- Baobab or deodar
- Leaves home
- Fruit ___
- ___ toad
- Apple thrower in "The Wizard of Oz"
- Clothes ___
- Hierarchical structure
- Jacaranga or Joshua
- Tamarack
- Conifer
- Christmas centrepiece
- Grove component
- Garden of Eden's ___ of life
- Orchard member
- Family -
- Family -
- It may feature a fort
- Sherwood sight
- Ebony, for one
- Genealogist's creation
- Family ___
- See 93-Across
- Cat's refuge
- Cat's refuge
- Lineage depiction
- Certain surgeon's concern
- Every family can be found in one
- Hat or umbrella
- Orchard grower
- Arborist's study
- See 60 Down
- One with a trunk
- Squirrel abode
- Nest setting
- Grove growth
- Apple or banana
- Pine or palm
- Grove item
- 9-Down, for one
- Loblolly, e.g.
- Kilmer inspiration
- Bird house?
- Squirrels' hangout
- ... and where it may be found
- Dryad's dwelling
- Genealogy graph
- Sycamore, for one
- See 12-Across
- Christmas symbol
- Forest item
- Apple or pear
- Birch or larch
- See 31-Down
- 45-Down, for one
- Oak or olive
- Maple, e.g.
- With 104-Across, sticky stuff on a trunk
- Willow, e.g.
- Oak, e.g.
- Fruit source
- Squirrel's hangout
- See 1-Down
- Branch manager?
- See 12-Down
- Orange or olive
- See 47 Across
- Charlie Brown's kite eater
- Orange producer
- Word with "Christmas" or "family"
- Genealogist's handiwork
- Its bark is silent
- Lineage display
- Fort site?
- It has rings
- Put in a difficult spot
- ___ pose (Yoga position)
- A state symbol
- Focus for an arborist
- Support for a backyard tire
- Support for a tire swing
- Thicket unit
- Bark site
- Nursery resident
- Family depiction
- Site of many a cat rescue
- Lemon producer
- Dendrologist's interest
- Oak, maple or apple
- Birch or banyan
- Kite catcher
- Place for a child's house
- Christmas buy
- Cedar or cypress
- Pear or plum
- Natural air conditioner
- See 38 Down
- House location, maybe
- Diagram with relatives
- Family or shoe follower
- Landscaper's purchase
- 46-Down, e.g.
- What Christmas gifts sit underneath
- Fort locale
- House holder?
- Place for a nest
- Yule purchase
- Theme of the puzzle
- Word with "family" or "shoe"
- Spruce or sequoia
- "The Giving ___" (Shel Silverstein book)
- Family or fig follower
- Aspen, e.g.
- Something with a bark but no bite
- Elm or fir
- Cardinal's resting place
- Whence comes wood
- Balsam or balsa
- It has bark but no bite
- Ancestry chart
- Stationary surgical patient
- Installed, as bricks
- Apples
- Apple, for one
- Family plan
- Cinnamon, e.g.
- Ring bearer?
- Certain diagram
- ___ of life (part of 70-Across)
- Peach or pear, e.g.
- Home for Chip and Dale
- Symbol selected by states
- Apple or olive
- Branch locale
- "Magic ___ House": kiddie lit series
- Olive, for one
- Bark source
- I ___ Tenori
- Orchard denizen
- Grove member
- Steppes rarity
- Possum hangout
- Tire swing's support
- Grove unit
- Lemur's home
- ___-hugger
- See 9-Across
- Home of some frogs
- See 41-Down
- State symbol
- Links obstruction
- Palm or pawpaw
- 27-Across, e.g.
- Ponderosa pine
- Child's climbing challenge
- Large woody plant
- Picnicker's shade source
- Item hidden in each of the 15-letter answers in this puzzle
- Christmas centrepiece
- Word with "Joshua" or "rubber"
- Nursery sight
- Hammock anchor, maybe
- Bird abode
- Place to hang tinsel
- Stand unit
- Bay, say ... or bring to bay
- Grove plant
- Bearer of bitter fruit, at times
- Cone producer
- Bay, for one
- Redwood or tamarack
- Lovely thing in a Kilmer classic
- Last word of a Kilmer poem
- It has a trunk but no wheels
- Wizard of Oz apple thrower
- Peach, pear or plum
- One leaving
- Nesting place
- Arboretum growth
- Banyan or balsa
- Word before house and after hall
- Sycamore, e.g.
- Sequoia or sycamore
- Arboretum fixture
- Larch or birch
- Branching chart
- Genealogist's chart shape
- Almond or cashew
- Something shady
- Lemur's milieu
- Leaves' home?
- Squirrels' home
- Banyan or cherry
- Orange or cherry
- Orange or apple
- Chimp's sleeping quarters
- Dogwood, e.g.
- Apple source
- One leaving in spring?
- Word with Christmas or family
- Spot for a tire swing
- Forest growth
- Peach source
- Peach or olive, e.g.
- Kind of house
- Woods unit
- It keeps a family straight
- Certain surgeon's patient
- Cinnamon, for instance
- One with rings
- Maple or elm
- ___ rings
- One "who intimately lives with rain," in a poem
- Baobab or pine
- Something every family has
- Place for a nest egg
- Playhouse locale, often
- "Shoe" setting
- Plum or pear
- Gallows ___
- Orchard part
- Pinecone
- See 51-Down
- Holiday purchase
- Place for a nice apple
- Fort location, sometimes
- U2's "The Joshua ___"
- Tomboy's perch
- On the surface, it's all bark and no bite
- Decision-maker's drawing
- Tag base, perhaps
- It's made of wood
- Symbol on the state flag of Maine or South Carolina
- It can be sappy
- Certain state symbol
- Tire swing site
- Yew, too
- Obstacle for a golfer
- Cat-rescue site
- See 40-Down
- Birch or spruce
- Something shady?
- Yew or willow
- Symbol chosen by every state
- Dogwood or palm
- Knot holder
- Wood source
- Conifer, for example
- Fir or poplar
- Banyan, for one
- Beech, for one
- Chart showing roots
- Image in the Timberland logo
- Redwood, for one
- Site of a small fort
- December purchase for many
- Cherry or peach
- Ash or yew
- 67-Down, for one
- 39-Across, e.g.
- Genealogical drawing
- It's known by its fruit
- Ersatz swing support
- Fir or ash
- Cork, for one
- Yoruba town in Nigeria
- "One ___ Hill"
- Part of a canopy
- ___ toad (kind of frog)
- See 128-Across
- Certain house holder
- Pre-Christmas buy
- Word before surgeon or sap
- Kids' hideout
- Weeping willow, for one
- Evolutionary diagram
- Word with farm or house
- Gum or plum
- Trap in an oak
- Golf course obstruction
- It transforms carbon dioxide into oxygen
- Rare sight on a steppe
- Place for tinsel
- Back into a corner, in a way
- One on a cartoon desert island
- Swing support
- Olive or avocado
- Redwood or dogwood
- Thing with growth rings
- Sloth's habitat
- Banyan, e.g.
- Cedar, say
- Playhouse location
- It may be highly decorated in December
- Ancestry.com diagram
- Eucalyptus, for one
- Place for a mini-fort
- Palm or beech
- Lawn shader
- Backyard item for many
- It's stuffed with wood
- Tire swing supporter
- Shoe form
- Mahogany or elm
- Word with family or Christmas
- Skier's obstacle
- Myrtle or hazel
- Peach or walnut
- Logician's chart
- Disc golf obstacle
- Obstacle for a drone
- Elm or maple
- Christmas mainstay
- Thing "hugged" by 18- and 60-Across and 4- and 27-Down
- Word with "Christmas" or "apple"
- See 37-Across
- Birch or alder
- Eucalyptus or tamarack
- "Wizard of Oz" apple thrower
- Nursery item
- Family ___ (genealogy chart)
- Thing with rings
- Newspaper source
- Place for a nonmilitary fort
- What the upright yoga pose vrikshasana simulates
- Home to an arboreal animal
- Word with "family" or "apple"
- Surgeon's patient?
- Beech, e.g.
- Pine or maple
- Larch, e.g.
- Holder of ornaments
- Ailanthus, e.g.
- Christmas item
- Wood provider
- Poplar or pine
- It grows in Brooklyn
- Bird's nest location
- Pine or oak
- Pine or ash
- Oak or pine
- Maple or birch, e.g.
- Coatrack
- Birch or oak
- Elm or birch
- Birch, e.g.
- Cypress, e.g.
- Sapling
- Logger's target
- Pine, e.g.
- Walnut, e.g.
- Oak or ash
- One is decorated at Christmas, often
- Place for a bird's nest
- The Whomping Willow, for one
- Evergreen, for one
- Forest sight
- Where wood comes from
- Playhouse site
- Something to climb
- Cottonwood or hickory
- It provides shade
- Source of wood
- Look under here for Christmas presents
- It's full of wood
- One produces apples, another produces oranges
- Christmas decor
- Place for a play house
- 4-Across, for one
- Olive or cherry ___
- Pine or spruce
- Apple or lemon producer
- Focus of "The Lorax"
- Apple or orange producer
- Swinger's spot
- Woody structure
- Ash or aspen, for example
- Dog pee target
- Source of lumber
- State ___
- Tire swing locale
- Orange or oak
- Apple container?
- Fort site, often
- Peach or pecan, e.g.
- Apple producer
- Pine or apple
- Pine or lemon
- Thing to climb
- Large shrub
- Cherry or apple source
- Cherry or lemon
- Pine or birch
- Pine or cherry
- "Why don't you make like a ___ and leave?"
- It's tall and made of wood
- Fig, for one
- Forest plant
- Sycamore or oak
- Elm or pine
- It's bark with no bite
- Alameda sight
- Belly: "Feed the ___"
- U2: "The Joshua ___"
- What Pearl Jam climbed on "No Code"
- Where a "Porcupine" might hang?
- Pearl Jam "In My ___"
- What Belly fed
- "The Joshua ___"
- "He made it to the ocean, had a smoke in a ___" Pearl Jam
- Porcupine ___
- U2 "One ___ Hill"
- Peter Gabriel album "Shaking the ___: Sixteen Golden Greats"
- Prog-rockers Porcupine ___
- 20-Across lyric "Let's run off behind a shady ___"
- TV on the Radio "Family ___"
- Support for a backyard swing
- "Coverdale and Page" song "Shake My ___"
- Might climb one to see outdoor show
- See 13
- Nick Drake "Fruit ___"
- Diagram representing different relationships
- Might climb one to get over fence
- Plant with bark
- Woody plant
- Ash or elm, for example
- Plant
- Plane perhaps hijacked by buccaneer, turning back
- Pine, perhaps, when one leaves Scottish island
- Root-and-branch plant?
- Such surgeons can deal with wooden limbs
- Historic actor-manager who went bare in winter?
- Family plant?
- Could it grow in the middle of the street?
- It has the branches of the family
- It springs up in the centre, especially
- Araucaria exemplifies this sort of diagram
- May perhaps be middle-of-the-road?
- Plant with trunk (which families have)
- One growing in the family for generations?
- Perhaps the elder Turgenev gets noticed periodically?
- Cedar
- Elm, say
- Letter capturing heart of Harry Lime, perhaps
- Ancient gallows, possibly oak
- Box, possibly turned over right before Beeb, essentially ...
- It has branches in every street
- Genealogy figure
- Actor of pedigree
- Growth evident in Bond Street
- I'm employed to keep planes, etc in good condition
- Ash, chestnut, or araucaria, for example
- Common cat rescue spot
- Olive or lime
- Christmas centerpiece
- Large plant with trunk
- Plant with branches
- Plane or pine, for example?
- Birch, say
- Actor branched out
- Perhaps sandal or shoe accessory
- Scottish island doesn't have one large plant
- Sequoia, for example
- Growth disheartening Irish town
- See 25
- Form of decoration that has grown over the years
- See 11
- See 9
- Figure dropping hot box, perhaps
- Elder, for example, in family diagram
- Genealogist's structure
- Image in the Sierra Club's logo
- Where cats can go that dogs usually can't
- Something to stick in your shoe
- Shoe or phone follower
- Genealogical layout
- Character is like a ___ and reputation like its shadow: Abraham Lincoln
- Golf-course obstacle
- Provider of shade
- Genealogy drawing
- Hierarchical diagram
- Depiction of lineage, frequently
- Place for a kid's "house" in the backyard
- Ancestry diagram, family ___
- Maple or poplar
- Spruce, for example, decked out for Christmas
- Growth that's trimmed by Christmas
- Box, maybe, found in street
- Ash, say, from saltpetre explosion
- May perhaps be targeted regularly
- Plane - possibly one leaving Hebridean island
- Genealogist's graphic
- Plant hidden by giant reeds
- Pine for actor
- Actor in boot?
- Yew, e.g.
- Spruce, e.g.
- Leaves home?
- Logging victim
- A cat may climb one
- The monkey puzzle, for example
- Beech or elm
- Place for a playhouse
- Patient of some surgeons
- Sycamore or spruce
- Word with "family"
- Garden center buy
- See 26-Across
- Street adornment
- 35-Across, for one
- It can be hacked
- Olive or peach
- Word after poplar or chestnut
- Apple or lemon
- Something growing in street
- Where a bird builds a nest
- Keebler Elves' home
- Diagram of possibilities
- Something a cat might climb
- Part of an arbor
- Tall plant in an orchard
- Golf bag item
- Shoe structure
- Nursery buy
- Elm or tamarack
- Chestnut, e.g.
- Willow or walnut
- Copse unit
- Cherry or pear
- It sets down roots
- Mango or persimmon
- Willow or birch
- Ash or spruce
- Landscaper's element
- Pine or peach
- Tropicana plant
- Yuletide item
- Absorber of carbon dioxide
- Swing support, perhaps
- Refuge for a chased cat
- Christmas staple
- Ash, e.g.
- Thing to climb outdoors
- Beech or peach
- It didn't grow at Tyburn
- Branch location?
- Birch or poplar
- Tamarack, for one
- One in a forest
- Cardinal's perch
- Maple or oak
- Hickory, e.g.
- "The Giving ___" (Shel Silverstein title)
- Cedar, for example
- Genealogy structure
- Shoe ___ (foot-shaped object)
- One obtained from a garden centre, especially?
- Cartoon desert island sight
- Pecan, e.g.
- Home for a sloth
- Family shower
- 24 Across or 67 Across, e.g.
- One leaving in the spring?
- Landscaper's installation
- Seedling, someday
- Chart showing one's roots
- Arboretum feature
- Kite snagger in "Peanuts"
- Apple, but not HP
- Plum or orange producer
- Ancestry graphic
- Oak or spruce
- Word with bay or family
- Pine or orange
- Sycamore or palm
- Beerbohm was famous in the theatre, especially
- Squirrel's climbing place
- "Up a ___"
- Sloth's abode
- Place for a play fort
- It grows, we hear, in midstream
- Lovely item in a Kilmer poem
- Plum or pear structure
- Drone's obstacle, maybe
- Grove element
- Picnicker's shade maker
- Maple or sycamore
- It has limbs and a trunk
- Tire swing support
- Place for a trapped cat
- Pine or apple, e.g.
- Birch or maple
- Family plant?
- Support for a swing, perhaps
- Yggdrasil, in Norse mythology
- Balancing yoga pose
- Peach, pear or pecan
- Christmas purchase that's quickly thrown out
- It had a certain weakness for hushaby baby
- Of the Wood family, perhaps?
- Oak, for one
- Birch or willow
- Pine, for one
- Willow or maple
- Walnut or pecan
- Olive or hazel
- Pine or poplar
- Word with shade or pear
- Maple or fir
- Tupelo, e. g.
- Woody shrub
- Nut’s hangout?
- Plum structure
- See 64 Down
- Magnolia or tulip
- "Decision" diagram
- Willow, but not Buffy
- Banyan or birch
- Producer of pears or peaches
- "The Giving ___"
- Walnut, for one
- Yew, say
- Avocado or olive
- Ash, for one
- Pedigree
- Grove part
- Trunk holder
- A child may climb one
- Stump, formerly
- Ancestry representation
- Bark holder
- Sycamore or maple
- Sycamore or chestnut
- Plum or apple thing
- It grows in midstream, we're told
- Lemon source
- Squirrel's home, perhaps
- Jacaranda or juniper
- Sequoia National Park sight
- Maple or magnolia
- Peach or plum
- A kite may get stuck in one
- Balsa or banyan
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- A surgeon may focus on one's limbs
- Word after "tea" or "shade"
- Alder or ash
- "Happy little" thing in a Bob Ross painting
- One putting down roots?
- Where a sloth spends most of its life
- What a drone might get caught in
- Fig or olive
- Diagram of relationships
- Hurricane casualty, often
- Cedar, e.g.
- Spot for a bird's nest
- Ancestral chart
- Place for a little fort
- Shrub
- Shoe accessory
- Playhouse or fort site
- Orchard planting
- Family diagram shape
- The Pokemon Sudowoodo looks like one
- Oak or poplar
- Thing that changes colors in the fall
- Laurel or linden
- Baobab, for one
- Arborist's plant
- Fir, for one
- Forest nature
- Shade plant
- Christmas decoration recipient
- A persimmon grows on one
- Grown-up sapling
- Playhouse structure, sometimes
- Arborist's interest
- Redwood, e.g.
- "The Wishing ___"
- Sycamore
- Playhouse structure
- Cedar or oak
- You can't untie its knots
- Hotel chain operated by Hilton
- Playhouse locale
- Dendrogram, more familiarly
- Banyan or sequoia
- The oldest known living one is named Methuselah
- Poplar, e.g.
- Data structure with a root node
- It grows in moist, reedy places
- Wollemi pine, for one
- Word after "palm" or "money"
- Forest grower
- Producer of apples or pears
- Historic actor-manager who went bare in winter?
- 22-Across, for one
- Oak or elm, e.g.
- Ash or oak
- Something that can branch out
- Sycamore or sequoia
- Elm
- Grandmother Willow, e.g.
- Family figure?
- Plant with a trunk
- What Melinda is assigned to draw in the novel "Speak"
- Could it grow in the middle of the street?
- Bristlecone pine, for example
- Bird house?
- Cashew source
- Arboretum plant
- Branch headquarters?
- Plant that might hold a tire swing
- Sycamore or ash
- See 58-Down
- Pecan or peach
- Bo or bonsai
- Oak or beech
- With 15-Down, kids' hangout
- Syntactician's drawing
- Sequoia or sycamore, e.g.
- Fir or spruce, e.g.
- California redwood, for example
- Arborist's patient
- Something that branches out
- Shady one?
- Willow, for example
- Banyan or willow
- Ancestry.com printout
- See 27-Across
- Magnolia or sequoia
- "Magic ___ House" books
- Sequoia or baobab
- Image on the flag of Oakland, Calif., appropriately
- Palm or pine
- Orchard organism
- Topiary piece
- Lofty spot for K-I-S-S-I-N-G, in a schoolyard taunt
- Fir or yew
- Barking up the wrong ___
- One growing in the family for generations?
- General Sherman, in Tulare County, Calif., is the world's largest one
- Shade provider on a walk
- "... sitting in a ___, K-I-S-S-I-N-G"
- Bonsai, perhaps
- Elm or walnut
- "Magic ___ House": kid-lit series
- Feature of the flags of Lebanon and Belize
- Sequoia or sassafras
- Oak or linden
- You could tell how old it is if you saw it!
- One might be deciduous or evergreen
- "The Giving ___" (picture book)
- Aspen, alder or ash
- Place for a birdhouse
- Redwood or ash
- Groot looks like one
- 2-Down, for one
- Weeping willow or quaking aspen
- Lemon or orange
- Natural carbon absorber
- Woodpecker's home
- Ash or aspen, e.g.
- Last word in "The Twelve Days of Christmas"
- Lumberjack's target
- Ginkgo or birch
- It grows among luxuriant reeds
- Structure made of wood
- Elm or ash
- Backyard shade provider
- 35-Across that's the centerpiece of the board game Everdell
- Valley oak, for one
- Source of wood furniture
- Evergreen, e.g.
- Stereotypical lowly role in a school play
- Apple or pear structure
- 43-Across, e.g.
- Plant with rings
- Southern live oak, for example
- Juniper, e.g.
- House site in some backyards
- Walnut or apple
- It supplies plenty of wood
- "Magic ___ House" (book series)
- "___ of Hands"
- China fir, e.g.
- Branching point?
- Significant plant in many mythologies
- It can be quite sappy
- Cottonwood or oak
- What a papaya grows on
- Forest component
- Rainbow eucalyptus, for one
- Butternut, e.g.
- Type of 22-Across
- Magnolia, e.g.
- Bonsai, e.g.
- Image on the Lebanese flag
- One of many on Antarctica over 280 million years ago, scientists have discovered
- Yoga pose that requires good balance
- Forest part
- Cherry, but not strawberry
- Redwood or cottonwood
- ___ frog
- Aspen or pine
- Cherry, e.g.
- Birch or sycamore
- See 1-Across
- Cherry or lime
- Home for a nest
- Dendrologist's concern
- Apple or orange, e.g.
- Cypress or cedar
- Foot-to-thigh yoga pose
- Willow or elm
- Something at either end of a hammock, often
- Elm or ash, e.g.
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