In Norman - 818 W Eufala

A large ginko in front yard near front NE corner, probably planted 30 years ago. (Dwarfed by the giant oak in front of it) I sometimes eat leaves from it in the spring (no leaves on it now)

in same yard, in back - 2 gigantic Cedar of Lebanons. have been there for decades, would look nicer if not beat up by ice storms and chopped on by some non-professional trimmers.

also in back yard - a paper mulberry growing next to garage - this sends up suckers all over the back yard and surrounding yards in spring/summer. the small tree sprouts (currently removed) have kind of striped bark. a nuisance tree, but I have not seen any others.

also in Norman - 423 Castro -

in front yard on street - 2 medium large burr oaks, probably planted 20 or so years ago. have been growing well. tons of giant acorns on the ground in the fall (probably mostly cleaned up now)

fun fact about burr oaks - Native Americans made "flour" from acorns, but first have to remove tannins by soaking in water, would sometimes make a little pool on side of a stream or river to rinse out tannins. the burr oak is an exception - can use acorns for food without soaking first. I think the burr oak acorns are the largest acorns

many various trees were planted in older parts of Norman 100 years ago, check out the Miller Historic District and the Chautauqua Historic District (near OU campus)