Tree Free 3D Icons

Fifty-eight trees, most of them actually named. Baobab, banyan, birch, beech, eucalyptus, cherry blossom, argan, cashew: if a page is about a specific place or a specific crop, the right tree exists rather than a generic green blob. The rest cover the jobs trees get given in interfaces. A family tree for an org chart. A dead tree for the empty state. A bonsai for the patience metaphor. A drive-thru tree because somebody, somewhere, is building a page about roadside America. Sustainability reports, carbon calculators, garden centres, travel guides and school resources all reach for a tree and usually settle for the wrong one.