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Crossword clue for "TREE"

TREE: Site for this puzzle's theme (see 17-, 37- and 56-Across and 11- and 28-Down)

Other crossword clues for answer "TREE"

TREE: Shade thrower; Corner; Elder or alder; Family chart; Family or shoe follower; Genealogical diagram; Genealogist's sketch; Kind of frog or squirrel; Kind of surgery; Leaf shedder; Palm, e.g.; Peach or orange; Peach or pear; Sloth's home; U2's "The Joshua __"; Arbor Day honoree; Branch supporter; Genealogical chart; Genealogist's output; Genealogist's work; Gum or rubber; Hammock holder; Joshua __ National Park; Peach or olive; Shade source; Bring to bay; Elder or ash, e.g.; Palm, for one; Shoe insert; Certain data structure; Certain surgeon's "patient"; Genealogical record; Nest rest; Marijuana, slangily; Place for a fort; Present location; Second Italian prime number (or ... cat's escape option); Canopy provider; It leaves in the spring; Sloth's hangout; The Joshua ___; 34-Down, e.g.; Backyard object; Catalpa or chestnut; Christmas symbol; Data structure symbol; Elder, e.g.; Fairway obstacle; Family representation on paper; Family representative?; Logician's map; Lost kite's location, at times; Pine, say; Ring site; Shoe device; Shoe preserver; Shoe shaper; Sycamore or cypress; Logician's table; Topiary piece; Where a swing might swing; Ancestry.com feature; Black Friday purchase (if you're really getting into the spirit early); Tire swing's spot; Spot for a 55-Down; Your family's all over it; Feature of Vermont's and Maine's state flags; Logician's chart; Cinnamon source; Swing's spot; Gingko or grapefruit; But only God can make a __; Place for shoes; Tamarack, e.g.; Woody plant; Genealogist's chart; It has bark, but no bite; Ash or plane; Fort site; 19 Across, eventually; Kilmer inspiration; Llano rarity; Trap, as a raccoon; Chip and Dale's home; Christmas decoration; Genealogy chart; Last word of "The 12 Days of Christmas"; Support for a swing; 95 Down, e.g.; Chart of ancestry; Genealogy graph; Keebler logo; Back into a corner; Fort milieu; Kinship chart; Arboretum specimen; Lineage; Dryad's home, in lore; High house site; Maple, e.g.; Shoe ___; Leaves home?; Forest unit; Maple, for one; Timber-to-be; Trap in an oak; Character is like a ___ and reputation like its shadow: Abraham Lincoln; Hammock anchor, maybe; See 21 Down; Genealogy drawing; Golf-course obstacle; Provider of shade; Genealogy diagram; Every family has one; Hierarchical diagram; Genealogical layout; Shoe or phone follower; Shoe form; Depiction of lineage, frequently; One with an underground component; Buckeye, e.g.; Charlie Chaplin disguised himself as one in the 1918 comedic war film "Shoulder Arms"; Needle holder, maybe; Giving one in a classic children's book; Family shower; See 29-Across; The locale of the world's biggest one is kept secret to keep it from being damaged; With 40-Across, Amazonian menace; Part of a thick; Something to pick from; Liberty in Boston's history, e.g.; The General Sherman is the world's largest one by volume; Perhaps, unless the billboards fall, / I'll never see a _____ at all (Ogden Nash); Aid in decision making; One may be used to make decisions; One of many emerging from the floor; With 45-Across, it flows through an apple; Genealogist's diagram; Pear plant; Apple or orange; Forest denizen; House holder?; Only God can make one, according to Kilmer; Shoe saver; Beech or birch; Beech or buttonwood; Fort location; Obstacle for George of the Jungle; Place for a small house; Plum or gum; Shoe holder; Support for some houses; Walnut, but not peanut; K-i-s-s-i-n-g place; Alder or elder; Balsa or balsam; Branch location?; Christmas or family follower; Family diagram; It has a trunk and shoots; Street enhancer; 62-Across, for one; Ancestry record; Part of a grove; Birch or elder; Black Forest sight; Branch site; Family follower?; Family map; It's often taken down in January; Picnic "parasol"; Redbud or blue gum; Word with family or shoe; Arborvitae; Corner on a limb; House location, perhaps; Koala hangout; Lime or lemon; Nest site; Squirrel's home; Surgeon's "patient"; Catch in a predicament; Logic diagram; Word before frog or surgeon; ___ of life; Arborist's focus; George of the Jungle often crashed into one; Home for Chip 'n' Dale; Kite eater in "Peanuts"; Orchard growth; Rainforest unit; Arbor Day planting; Arbor unit; Fruit producer; Oak or elm; Something an environmentalist might hug; Apple or pear, e.g.; It has a bark, but no bite; Arboretum sight; Ash, elm, or oak; Birch or beech; Forest member; Genealogical chart, e.g.; Joshua ___ National Park; Cherry or lemon, e.g.; Dendrophobe's fear; Site for a child's clubhouse, perhaps; Trap up a trunk; A ___ Grows in Brooklyn; Dead-___ edition; Fruit bearer; It may feature a fort; The Giving ___ (Shel Silverstein book); Balsam or balsa; Dendrologist's interest; House location, maybe; Landscaper's purchase; Something with a bark but no bite; What Christmas gifts sit underneath; Home for Chip and Dale; Item hidden in each of the 15-letter answers in this puzzle; Kilmer subject; Lemur's home; Lovely thing in a Kilmer classic; Orchard denizen; Place to hang tinsel; See 41-Down; Sycamore, e.g.; Chimp's sleeping quarters; Genealogy symbol; It keeps a family straight; Kinkajou's home; Playhouse locale, often; Ring bearer; Something every family has; Spot for a tire swing; Monkey's home; Branch headquarters?; Forest specimen; On the surface, it's all bark and no bite; One that might sport "a nest of robins in her hair," per Kilmer; Orange or grapefruit; U2's "The Joshua ___"; Fir or fig; Evergreen, for example; Ash or gum; Cornel or poon; Family or shoe; Genealogy term; Type of surgeon; Cherry or plum; Family; Larch, for one; Boot brace; Ebony or mahogany; Family lineage; Fir or ash; Forbidden fruit source; Genealogical figure; Pine or spruce; Shoe stretcher; Swing site; Arborist's patient; Christmas purchase; Family record; Forest feature; Plum or pear; Redwood or rosewood; Shoe filler; Up a ___: stuck; Word with house or farm; Corner, in a way; Eucalyptus or sycamore; Lemon or lime; Nursery purchase; Picnicker's shade provider; Place for a kid's house; Balsa, e.g.; Eucalyptus, for one; Grove grower; Grove growth; Orange or lemon; Relative chart; Relative record; A poem lovely as a __: Kilmer; 15 Across, for one; Apple or pear; Catbird's seat; Corner in an oak, say; Family ancestry record; Forest rooter?; Trunk site; Christmas buy; Family history diagram; Mimosa, e.g.; Nut source; A part of one is in 20-, 38- and 53-Across; Birch or alder; Elm or oak; Family plan?; Fir, for one; Hemlock, for one; Where to get dates; Sycamore, for one; Where to find many an ancestor; Only God can make one: Kilmer; Aspen, for one; Elder, for one; Peach or beech; Pear or mango; Arboretum purchase; Facetious hug recipient?; Kilmer's lovely sight; Tinsel holder; Yuletide buy; Chart with ancestors; Leaves home? (m); Hammock support; The Berenstain Bears live in one; Bush overshadower; Certain surgeon's concern; Garden of Eden's __ of life; One with a trunk; Orchard grower; Surgeon's patient, perhaps; Trap, in a way; Apple, for one; Bark site; Cardinal's resting place; Charlie Brown's kite eater; Diagram with relatives; Family depiction; Genealogist's handiwork; Lineage display; Mimosa, for one; Pear or plum; Stationary surgical patient; Magic __ House: kiddie lit series; Arboretum growth; Arborist's concern; Branch locale; It has a trunk but no wheels; Olive, for one; Shade provider; Dogwood, e.g.; Family __; Forest growth; Holiday purchase; One "who intimately lives with rain," in a poem; One leaving in spring?; One with rings; Place for a nest egg; See 51-Down; Arborist's study; December purchase for many; Back into a corner, in a way; Kids' hideout; Nursery resident; One on a cartoon desert island; Palm or beech; Word with farm or house; Ancestry.com diagram; Disc golf obstacle; Thing with rings; A cat may climb one; Cartoon desert island sight; Cherry or pear; One in a forest; Evolutionary diagram; Image in the Timberland logo; Maple or sycamore; Tire swing support; Walnut or pecan; Bark holder; Fig or olive; Koala's hangout; Place for a nest; Playhouse locale, perhaps; Trunk holder; Tupelo, e. g.; Willow, but not Buffy; Family ___; Forest grower; Nursery item; Redwood, e.g.; The oldest known living one is named Methuselah; Elm or maple; Fruit source; Squirrel's hangout; Ancestry.com printout; Baobab, for one; Beech or peach; Christmas __; Family figure?; Nursery sight; One with many limbs; Plant with a trunk; Shady one?; With 15-Down, kids' hangout; Yoga pose that requires balancing on one foot; 2-Down, for one; Walnut or chestnut; Backyard shade provider; China fir, e.g.; Elm or ash; Family __: genealogy chart; Walnut or apple; __ of life; 83 Down, for one; Apple source; Birch or banyan; Orange producer; Banyan or cherry; Beech, for one; Family history; Forest element; Genealogy product; Locust or linden; 51 Down site; Kilmer honoree; Kite catcher in "Peanuts"; Last word of a Kilmer poem; Linden or ash; Sassafras, e.g.; Willow or walnut; Koala's home; Peach or papaya; Play area for some; Balsam or bayberry; Cherry or chestnut; Coat holder; Laurel or lemon; Source of shade; Willow or sycamore; Banyan or baobab; Fir, for example; Larch or laurel; Oak or almond; Pear, for one; December decoration; Forest component; Lumber source; Ash or elm; Fruit __; Genealogy display; Leaf locale; Locust, for one; Maple or mahogany; Oak or apple; Peach, for one; Pine or persimmon; Plum or palm; Ancestry diagram; Apple thrower in "The Wizard of Oz"; Birch, for one; Trap in a corner; Trunk possessor; Where walnuts come from; Yuletide purchase; __ toad; Chestnut, for one; Cypress or sycamore; Dogwood, for example; House site; Orchard component; Sloth spot; Spruce or sycamore; Yew or eucalyptus; Apple or avocado; Elm or eucalyptus; Elm, for one; Mango or mahogany; Orchard element; Arbor Day item; Cinnamon, for one; Clothes __; Genealogist's project; Iguana's home; It may be shady; Oak or maple; See 26 Down; Almond or alder; Almond, e.g.; Beech or banyan; Cedar or sycamore; Elm, e.g.; Elm, for example; Koala home; Locust, e.g.; Nest location; Palm or plum; Possum's home; Tarzan's hangout; A poem lovely as a __; Cherry, for one; Genealogist's creation; Grove component; Place for a kids' fort; See 60 Down; Source of sap; Ancestry chart; Kite catcher; See 38 Down; See 47 Across; Theme of the puzzle; Banyan or balsa; Banyan or beech; Cinnamon, e.g.; Grove member; Oak or olive; One leaving; Picnicker's shade source; Possum hangout; State symbol; Symbol selected by states; Tire swing's support; Wizard of Oz apple thrower; 30 minutes after the NYSE opens; 48 Across, for instance; Almond or cashew; Cinnamon, for instance; Forest plant; Mahogany or elm; Mahogany or maple; Maple or elm; Sequoia or sycamore; Chart showing roots; Conifer, for example; Dendrochronology specimen; Ersatz swing support; Fir or maple; Symbol chosen by every state; Certain house holder; Cork, for one; Sloth's habitat; Word before surgeon or sap; Bird's nest location; Home for a sloth; Landscaper's element; Landscaper's installation; Sycamore or spruce; Apple, but not HP; Birch or maple; Birch or willow; Grove element; See 57 Across; Sycamore or palm; Willow or maple; Decision diagram; Elm or fir; Maple or fir; Maple or magnolia; Oak or pine; See 64 Down; Spot for a bird's nest; Sycamore or chestnut; Sycamore or maple; Walnut, for one; What a drone might get caught in; Rainforest specimen; Shoe shape saver; Thing with a trunk; Arborist's specimen; Elm or sycamore; Kite catcher, at times; One leaving in the spring; Poplar or persimmon; Sycamore or oak; Where a bird builds a nest; __ farm; Cashew or pecan, e.g.; Item in a nursery; Palm or pine; Send up; Sycamore or cedar; Sycamore or sequoia; I think that I shall never see / A poem lovely as a ___; Apple, orange, or pear, e.g.; Nickname of basketball player Wayne Rollins; Playhouse location; Arboretum item; Wing tip insert; ___-hugger (environmentalist); Arboreal animal's home; It leaves in springtime; It might require surgery; See 24-Across; See 52-Down; Yuletide decoration holder; Olive, e.g.; Happy thing in a Bob Ross painting; Fort's place, maybe; Gibbon's home; Hierarchical data structure; See 28-Down; Walnut, for example; Word with shoe or coat; Orangutan's home; See 39-Down; See 9-Down; Sequoia, e.g.; Encina.; Hackmatack.; Joshua ___.; Oak.; Pepperidge.; Ponderosa pine.; Herbert Beerbohm ___.; The ___ of liberty.—Jefferson.; English actor (1853–1917).; Brooklyn outcrop.; English actor-manager (1853–1917).; Famous English actor.; Actor knighted by Edward VII.; Largest living thing.; Corner: Colloq.; Herbert Beerbohm.; British actor (1853–1917).; Sir Herbert Beerbohm ___.; Ailanthus, for instance.; Arborvitae, for instance.; Dryad's abode.; Locust.; Sequoia, for instance.; Sequoia.; Source of chlorophyll.; Subject of Joyce Kilmer poem.; Palm.; Redwood.; Shagbark.; Sir Beerbohm ___.; Symbol on the Maine flag.; Symbol on the South Carolina flag.; Temporary home of "Swiss Family Robinson."; The ailanthus, for instance.; The eucalyptus, for instance.; What the "General Sherman" is.; ___ of liberty.; The ___ of Liberty.” nyt 1953 TREE Ailanthus or banyan. nyt 1953 TREE Arbor vitae. nyt 1953 TREE Arborvitae. nyt 1953 TREE Banyan. nyt 1953 TREE Breadfruit. nyt 1953 TREE Conifer. nyt 1953 TREE Eucalyptus or monkey puzzle. nyt 1953 TREE Joshua ___, tall yucca. nyt 1953 TREE Seasonal symbol. nyt 1953 TREE Source of chlorophyll. nyt 1953 TREED Cornered on a limb. nyt 1953 TREED Trapped. nyt 1953 TREEFROGS Peepers. nyt 1953 TREEING Holding at bay. nyt 1953 TREELARK English pipit. nyt 1953 TREELESS Adjective for the tundra. nyt 1953 TREEN Made of wood. nyt 1953 TREES Kilmer classic. nyt 1953 TREES Well-known song by Rasbach. nyt 1953 TREK A long journey. nyt 1953 TREK African trip. nyt 1953 TREK Journey. nyt 1953 TREK Journey. nyt 1953 TREK Travel slowly. nyt 1953 TREKKERS Journeyers, as by wagon train. nyt 1953 TREMOLOS Sound effects on a stringed instrument. nyt 1953 TREMOR Nervous thrill. nyt 1953 TREMORS California shakes. nyt 1953 TREND Direction. nyt 1953 TRENDS Drifts. nyt 1953 TRENDS Tendencies. nyt 1953 TRENT E. C. Bentley's sleuth. nyt 1953 TRENT Third largest stream in England. nyt 1953 TRENTE Thirty: Fr. nyt 1953 TRENTON Gov. Driscoll's capital. nyt 1953 TREPANGS Sea cucumbers. nyt 1953 TRES Very: Fr. nyt 1953 TRES ___ bien! nyt 1953 TRES ___ bien. nyt 1953 TRES ___ bon (most kind): French. nyt 1953 TRESS Lock. nyt 1953 TRESS Lock. nyt 1953 TRESS Long lock. nyt 1953 TRESS Part of a coiffure. nyt 1953 TRESS Ringlet. nyt 1953 TRESSE Mademoiselle's crowning glory. nyt 1953 TRESSE Plait of hair: Fr. nyt 1953 TRESSED With crowning glory. nyt 1953 TRESSES Goldilocks' forte. nyt 1953 TRESSES Locks. nyt 1953 TRESSES Ringlets. nyt 1953 TRESTLES Relatives of sawhorses. nyt 1953 TRET Allowance to purchasers. nyt 1953 TRET Old trade allowance. nyt 1953 TRET Waste allowance. nyt 1953 TRET Waste allowance. nyt 1953 TRET Waste allowance. nyt 1953 TRETS Allowances for waste. nyt 1953 TREVES City in Moselle wine region. nyt 1953 TREVES Rhineland city: Fr. nyt 1953 TREVOR Hollywood's Claire ___. nyt 1953 TREWS Closefitting breeches and stockings of Scotland. nyt 1953 TREY Card. nyt 1953 TREYS Certain cards or dominoes. nyt 1953 TRI Combining form for a number. nyt 1953 TRI Three: Prefix. nyt 1953 TRI Three: Prefix. nyt 1953 TRI Three: Prefix. nyt 1953 TRI Thrice: Comb. form. nyt 1953 TRIALS Sources of vexation. nyt 1953 TRIANGLE Plot for a novel. nyt 1953 TRIANON Residence of Marie Antoinette. nyt 1953 TRIANON Royal villa at Versailles. nyt 1953 TRIBE The Braves. nyt 1953 TRIBUNE Rostrum. nyt 1953 TRICE Instant. nyt 1953 TRICK A girl, when cute. nyt 1953 TRICK Feat of skill. nyt 1953 TRIDENTS Neptune's symbols. nyt 1953 TRIED Trustworthy. nyt 1953 TRIER City in W. Germany, on the Moselle. nyt 1953 TRIER Rhineland city on the Moselle. nyt 1953 TRIESTE Disputed city on the Adriatic. nyt 1953 TRIG College course: Colloq. nyt 1953 TRIG In good condition. nyt 1953 TRIG Math course. nyt 1953 TRIG Math course. nyt 1953 TRIG Spruce. nyt 1953 TRIG Spruce. nyt 1953 TRIG Spruce. nyt 1953 TRIGO Wheat: Spanish. nyt 1953 TRILLS Heard in a Lily Pons aria. nyt 1953 TRILOGIST Any three-decker author. nyt 1953 TRIM Compact. nyt 1953 TRIM Compact. nyt 1953 TRIMMED Pruned. nyt 1953 TRIMMEST In best order. nyt 1953 TRIMMING Dec. 24th occupation. nyt 1953 TRIN One of triplets. nyt 1953 TRIN One of triplets. nyt 1953 TRIO Andrews sisters. nyt 1953 TRIO Bach, Beethoven and Brahms. nyt 1953 TRIO Banjo, sax, and piano. nyt 1953 TRIO Beethoven's Serenade in D Major."; Ailanthus.; Baobab.; Deodar.; Dryad's home.; Eucalyptus.; Ginkgo.; Magnolia.; Obstacle in lawn-mowing.; Peach.; Plane ___.; Tupelo.; Ash.; Banyan.; Dogwood.; Equipment for footwear.; Loblolly.; Maple.; Place for a swing.; Pussy willow.; Shoes or clothes-holder.; Genealogical table.; Knighted English actor (1853–1917).; Plane.; Sapodilla, for example.; Spruce.; Sweet bay.; Tamarisk.; Tupelo or ash.; Ailanthus, for one.; Bark up the wrong ___.; Hemlock.; Judas, umbrella or plane.; Sandalwood or deodar.; Where the Cheshire cat appeared.; Hornbeam, for one.; Juniper.; Magnolia or tulip.; Poinciana, for example.; Satinwood or sandalwood.; Symbol on Vermont's flag.; Tamarack.; Three-leaved maple, for example.; Catalpa.; December symbol.; Fiddlewood, for one.; Home of arboreal animal.; Hornbeam or pepperidge.; Mahogany or sandalwood.; Nesting place.; Yum-yum is one.; Arboretum feature.; Baobab or deodar.; Hornbeam.; Myrtle.; Pine.; Willow.; Butternut.; Famous name in the theater.; Loblolly, for one.; Pear or apple.; Shoe accessory.; Apple or peach.; Live oak.; Monkey puzzle.; Plum or peach.; Poinciana.; Roble.; Royal poinciana.; Sandalwood.; Sapling.; Apricot or apple.; Cypress, for one.; English actor.; Something for the birds.; Wych-elm, for example.; Apple or crab apple.; Bring to bay: Colloq.; Wicopy or kauri.; Monkey puzzle, for one.; Elm.; Alamo.; Chinaberry.; Chinquapin; Kauri or roble.; Pear or peach.; Thuja.; Actor Beerbohm ___.; Actor Beerbohm.; Ash, for one.; Carob.; Larch or Carob.; Mango or colima.; Tupelo or wicopy; Ule, for one.; Walnut.; Yew; Beerbohm ___; Clothes rack; Cradle locale; Elder; English actor-manager; Forest sight; Kind of toad; Large plant; Place for a boy's house; Poplar; Sassafras; Toon; Trunk, branches, etc.; Abele or teil; English stage name; Sharpshooter's perch; Shoe item; Sturdy plant; Up a ___; Ash, e.g.; Christmas décor; Family or Christmas; Gingko, for one; Hammock anchor; Ule or banyan; Brooklyn growth; Buckeye or hornbeam; Coat or shoe; Family or Xmas; Shoe gadget; Teak, e.g.; Peach or plum; Place for a playhouse; Tung or tui; ___ of heaven; ___ of knowledge; Catalpa or linden; Genealogy form; Ginkgo or ash; Hat or shoe; Hickory, e.g.; Sequoia or tulip; Shoe or hat; Sloth's milieu; Steppe's lack; Go climb a ___; Catalpa or elm; Clothes or Christmas; Elm or spruce; House or surgeon; Juniper or hemlock; Kilmer's love; Larch or loblolly; Pine, for one; Shoe or family; Shoe support; Teak, for one; Liberty ___, ballad by Thomas Paine; Bay or bring to bay; Brown creepers creep on this; Catalpa, e.g.; Eucalyptus or ailanthus; Ginkgo or baobab; Hat holder; Hazel or walnut; Joshua, e.g.; Place where money doesn't grow; Roble or wicopy; Shoe or family follower; The steppes don't have one; Tupelo or tulip; White pine, state ___ of Michigan; Yuletide cynosure; Arboret, e.g.; Aspen or alder; Avocado or algarroba; Hazel or pecan; Joshua, for one; Liberty ___; Monkey puzzle, e.g.; Olive or pear; Teil or carob; Arbor Day plant; Ceiba or ipil; Christmas or shoe follower; Devil's walking-stick, e.g.; Devil's-walking-stick; Eucalyptus or gingko; Forbidden fruit's source; Gateado or diomate; Hercules'-club is one; Hornbeam, e.g.; Kind of toad or frog; Place for shoes or ornaments; Red bay or sweet bay; Rustler's final "hangout"; Walnut or tulip, e.g.; Acacia or tulip; Horseradish of E. Indies; Item not found on a tundra; Ocote or persea; Persea or wicopy; Red oak, e.g.; Tannenbaum, for one; What Daphne became; Word with clothes or shoe; Word with hat or shoe; Word with shoe or family; Yule cynosure; Brooklyn developer; Clothes or family follower; Eden's ___ of life; Kilmer's inspirer; Tupelo or bay; Tupelo, for one; Word with axle or shoe; Blue gum, e.g.; Cade or titi; Eurydice's abode; Laurel or holly; Redbud; Sapota or encina; ___ of heaven (ailanthus); Arboret; Ash or rowan; Bumbo or cacao; Deodar, e.g.; Ginkgo or hornbeam; Honey locust, e.g.; Kind of surgeon; Mirage on a tundra; Ailanthus, e.g.; Brooklyn's debt to Eden; E. Field's "The Sugarplum ___"; Famed English actor-manager; Ginkgo, e.g.; Hat or shoe follower; Item for some surgeons; Osier or ombu; Part of a motte; Shoe follower; Sugarplum or lemon; Tamarack or ginkgo; Bo or ti; Brooklyn rarity?; Cork, e.g.; Deodar or baobab; Diomate, e.g.; Hall or family follower; Leopard's perch; MAYten or MAYeng; Mahogany, for one; Ombu or poon; Pine, e.g.; Playhouse site; Sapling, e.g.; Baobab, e.g.; Cat's haven, sometimes; Chimp's nesting place; Cycad or loquat; Hackmatack or tamarack; Item for a dendrologist; Kind of house or frog; Baobab or gingko; Bumbo or ombu; Dita or poon; Inspiration for Kilmer; Oxford insert; Shoe insertion; Sir Herbert Beerbohm; Sylvan plant; Algarroba or arboret; Apple or walnut; Cycad or poon; Dilo or dita; Its bark is silent; Kilmer's delight; Kingwood, e.g.; Loquat or cycad; Ombu or dilo; Redbud, e.g.; Rowan, e.g.; Sapota or senecio; Tamarack or tamarind; What Kilmer couldn't make; Arboretum member; Ceiba or cacao; Encephalartos, e.g.; Linden or quandong; Papaw or persea; Poon or roble; Tulip or olive; Tulip or tupelo; Aspen or linden; Catalpa, for one; Dendrologist's concern; Family ___ (pedigree); Hamadryad's be-all and end-all; Kind of sparrow or swallow; Loquat or ocote; Pine or palm; Place for a hat or a shoe; Spruce or bay; Sweet bay, e.g.; Upas or yamanai; Aspen, e.g.; Aye-aye's home; Catalpa or paulownia; Daphne became one; Family pedigree; Kind of house; Poplar, e.g.; See 11 Down; Tupelo or tamarack; Ash or aspen; Banyan, e.g.; Baobab or banyan; Dita or dilo; Gingko or baobab; Growth in Eden; Olive or peach; Oxford's form preserver; Persea or poon; Puka or upas; Robin's refuge; Titi or sapota; Tupelo or ginkgo; Wicopy, e.g.; Don't sit under the apple ___; Almond or olive; Ash or palm; Catalpa or ceiba; Ginkgo, for one; In Erin it's ever green?; Lignum vitae, e.g.; Math diagram; Shade giver; You can't hear its bark; Christmas centerpiece; Gallows; It's better known for its bark than its bite; Pecan or poplar; Pin down, in a way; Arboreal locale; Balsam, e.g.; Clothes hanger; Cobbler's need; Logical diagram; Birch or larch; Gum or plum, e.g.; Trap; Cherry or apple; Chestnut or walnut; Kind of diagram; Site for a swing; Golfer's obstacle; Keep from escaping; Relative diagram; Tarzan's home; Genealogical work; It may require surgery; Kind of squirrel; Lemur's hangout; Shoe stiffener; Arboreal creature with sticky feet; Chart with many lines; Family portrait, of sorts; Hammock's attachment; One may undergo surgery; Part of a copse; Pecan or walnut; Apple or maple; Maple, oak or elm; Orchard unit; Part of a windbreak, maybe; Place to find dates; With 7-Down, it's seen on some trunks; Center of a Christmas display; Brazil, for one; Elm or elder; Locust or larch; Maple, elm or oak; Nursery offering; Place for a knot; Cheshire cat's hangout; Pedigree shower; See 51-Across; Sequoia, for one; Christmas ___; Fig or fir; Peach or apple; Ring holder; Walnut or willow; Decision-making diagram; Olive or apple; Place for a house; Possessor of many rings; Bird's home; Cheshire cat's place; Home for a 28-Across; Logician's drawing; See 89-Down; Thing depicted by this puzzle's circled letters; Thing hidden in each of the movie names in this puzzle; Almond or pecan; Dendrologist's subject; Pistachio or almond; See 53-Across; Word with family or fruit; ___ of Souls, Na'vi temple in "Avatar"; Evolutionary chart; Lineage depiction; See 93-Across; A state symbol; Cedar or cypress; Focus for an arborist; Orange or olive; Put in a difficult spot; Site of many a cat rescue; Bay, for one; Bay, say ... or bring to bay; Certain diagram; Home of some frogs; See 9-Across; ___ of life (part of 70-Across); ___-hugger; Coat rack; Gallows ___; ___ rings; 39-Across, e.g.; Decision-maker's drawing; Genealogical drawing; It can be sappy; Knot holder; Obstacle for a golfer; See 40-Down; Symbol on the state flag of Maine or South Carolina; Tag base, perhaps; Tire swing site; Yew, too; Larch or birch; Olive or avocado; Part of a canopy; Rare sight on a steppe; Redwood or dogwood; See 128-Across; Peach or walnut; Obstacle for a drone; See 37-Across; Skier's obstacle; What the upright yoga pose vrikshasana simulates; Word with family or Christmas; Diagram of possibilities; The Giving ___ (Shel Silverstein title); Mango or persimmon; Maple or oak; Part of an arbor; Tropicana plant; Christmas purchase that's quickly thrown out; Word with bay or family; Yggdrasil, in Norse mythology; Diagram of relationships; One putting down roots?; Where a sloth spends most of its life; Arborist's interest; Data structure with a root node; Dendrogram, more familiarly; Pecan or peach; See 58-Down; Oak or beech; See 27-Across; Syntactician's drawing; Feature of the flags of Lebanon and Belize; General Sherman, in Tulare County, Calif., is the world's largest one; Image on the flag of Oakland, Calif., appropriately; Last word in "The Twelve Days of Christmas"; Lemon or orange; Lofty spot for K-I-S-S-I-N-G, in a schoolyard taunt; Weeping willow or quaking aspen; You could tell how old it is if you saw it!; Lumberjack's target; Stereotypical lowly role in a school play; Fort locale; Palm or pawpaw; ___ pose (Yoga position); Word with farm or frog; 'Lemon --' ('65 hit); 'Under the Yum Yum _____' ('63 film); Sherwood sight; Branch manager?; See 12-Down; See 1-Down; Oak, e.g.; 45-Down, for one; Willow, e.g.; With 104-Across, sticky stuff on a trunk; See 31-Down; Bark source; Grove plant; 67-Down, for one; Belly: "Feed the ___"; U2 "The Joshua ___"; Coverdale and Page song "Shake My ___"; He made it to the ocean, had a smoke in a ___ Pearl Jam; Pearl Jam "In My ___"; What Belly fed; What Pearl Jam climbed on "No Code"; Where a "Porcupine" might hang?; 20-Across lyric "Let's run off behind a shady ___"; Peter Gabriel album "Shaking the ___: Sixteen Golden Greats"; Porcupine ___; Prog-rockers Porcupine ___; TV on the Radio "Family ___"; U2 "One ___ Hill"; Might climb one to see outdoor show; Nick Drake "Fruit ___"; Root cause?; Magnolia or cherry, say; Nader may hug it; See 62 Down; Pecan or chestnut; Corner a coon; This may bear fruit; Torrey Pines obstacle; The National Arbor Day Foundation is pushing for the establishment of a national __; Lineage chart; Pecan, for one; Pinehurst obstacle; Record of descent; Lemon source; Diagram that displays descent; Lemon or lime producer; One-legged asana; The Giving ___; Elm, oak, or ash; Spot for k-i-s-s-i-n-g; What a fort might be built in; . . . and a partridge in a pear ___; Ancestry symbol; Banyan or baobab, e.g.; Support for a rope swing; Bearer of bitter fruit, at times; Place to swing; Something shady?; Your family is part of one; Ginkgo or kapok; Ginkgo or upas; Gumbo-limbo; It grows in Brooklyn; Maple or cherry; Newspaper source; Pump insert; Shady character?; Word with Joshua or rubber; Word with shade or pear; Ygdrasil or rowan; Bat's beginning; Betty Smith's grew in Brooklyn; Catbird seat?; Ligneous plant; Pine source; Word with Christmas or family; Banyan, for one; Chip or Dale's home; December purchase; Family lineage diagram; It's made of wood; Leopard's refuge; Support for a backyard tire; Apple, plum or pear; Brogan insert; Certain state symbol; It's bark with no bite; Its rings tell time; Woods unit; But only God can make a ___ (Kilmer); Alder or aspen; Genealogist's graph; It's stuffed with wood; Kind of frog; Yule purchase; Gum or plum; It might need surgery; Support for an old tire?; Yggdrasil, e.g.; ___ toad (kind of frog); Bearer of fruit; Genealogist's map; Gum or blue gum, e.g.; It has bark with no bite; Apple or cherry; Word with "family" or "lemon"; Gordon Parks drama "The Learning ___"; Hierarchical chart; 28-Across, for one; Almond or allspice; George of the Jungle obstacle; It leaves in spring?; 22-Across, for one; A persimmon grows on one; Banyan or sequoia; Cedar or oak; Grown-up sapling; Oak or elm, e.g.; Producer of apples or pears; Word after "palm" or "money"; Eater of Charlie Brown's kite; Apple or pear producer; George of the Jungle's obstacle; Orange or lemon holder; Where lovers can be seen k-i-s-s-i-n-g; Natural air conditioner; Oak, maple or apple; Place for a child's house; Grove unit; Links obstruction; Squirrel's refuge; Shoe setting; Grove item; Orange or cherry; Orchard part; Fort location, sometimes; It's known by its fruit; Place for a nice apple; Redwood, for one; Site of a small fort; Backyard item for many; Pre-Christmas buy; Weeping willow, for one; Wood source; Christmas item; Christmas mainstay; Lemon producer; Maple or pine; Pine or maple; Place for a nonmilitary fort; Word with "Christmas" or "apple"; Word with "family" or "apple"; Apple or lemon; Christmas staple; Genealogist's structure; Genealogy structure; Logging victim; Pine or peach; Shoe structure; Willow or birch; Wood provider; Word with "family"; Yuletide item; Balancing yoga pose; Drone's obstacle, maybe; It has limbs and a trunk; Oak, for one; Seedling, someday; Squirrel's climbing place; A child may climb one; A kite may get stuck in one; A surgeon may focus on one's limbs; Alder or ash; Ancestral chart; Banyan or birch; Grove part; Jacaranda or juniper; Laurel or linden; Stump, formerly; Support for a backyard swing; Yew, say; Bay or beech; Kite-flying obstacle; Apple or orange source; Christmas purchase that's often thrown out in January; Family ___ (Ancestry.com diagram); Family picture?; Kite flyer's hazard; One of 390 billion in the Amazon rainforest; Timber source; One might be sappy; The General Sherman sequoia, e.g.; Word after "family" or "Christmas"; Family ___ (diagram with branches); It grows in a grove; Lofty spot for a kid's fort; Make like a ___ and leave; Place for a bird's nest; Place to hang a birdhouse; Copse unit; Family ____; Koala's kitchen; Olive or cherry; Conifer; House site for kids; Sloth's site; Swing support; Word with hat or coat; Acacia or baobab; Baobab or acacia; Dendrologist's patient; English theatrical manager; Hall furniture; Pear or olive; Entrap; Hickory or larch; Pear ____: partridge spot; Street name often; Deciduous growth; Evergreen, for one; Follows family and shoe; Geneological chart; Lineage spot; Plane or palm, e.g.; You may trim it; One grows in Brooklyn; Orange or pear; Place to hang your hat; Shoe enlarger; Branching diagram; Madrone or magnolia; Type of house; Apple, plum or pear, e.g.; Cat rescue site; December purchase, perhaps; Item for certain surgeons; Knot's locale; Lime or lemon, e.g.; Yggdrasil or rowan, e.g.; House for kids?; Tall growth; Recreational house site; Shady thing; Wren's occasional roost; Ginkgo, among many; Elm or oak, e.g.; Family structure?; Every family can be found in one; Word after "family" or "shoe"; Lebanon's flag has one; Ylang-ylang, e.g.; Yuletide decoration; Steppes rarity; Support for a tire swing; Whence comes wood; Arboretum fixture; Baobab or pine; Genealogist's chart shape; Orange or apple; Peach or olive, e.g.; Peach source; Cherry or peach; It's all bark, no bite; Golf course obstruction; Place for tinsel; Thing with growth rings; Home to an arboreal animal; Kite snagger in "Peanuts"; Shoe ___ (foot-shaped object); Thing "hugged" by 18- and 60-Across and 4- and 27-Down; Tire swing supporter; Absorber of carbon dioxide; Garden center buy; Keebler Elves' home; Nursery buy; Patient of some surgeons; Swing support, perhaps; Ancestry graphic; Chart showing one's roots; Lovely item in a Kilmer poem; Place for a play fort; Place for a trapped cat; Sloth's abode; Support for a swing, perhaps; Happy little thing in a Bob Ross painting; Arborist's plant; Balsa or banyan; Birch, e.g.; Family diagram shape; Oak or poplar; Orchard planting; Producer of pears or peaches; Sequoia National Park sight; Squirrel's home, perhaps; The Pokemon Sudowoodo looks like one; Word after "tea" or "shade"; Arboretum plant; Bristlecone pine, for example; California redwood, for example; Chinese fir, e.g.; Grandmother Willow, e.g.; Magnolia or sequoia; Plant that might hold a tire swing; Poplar or pine; Sequoia or baobab; Sequoia or sycamore, e.g.; What Melinda is assigned to draw in the novel "Speak"; Willow, for example; Aspen, alder or ash; Barking up the wrong ___; Natural carbon absorber; One might be deciduous or evergreen; Orchard organism; Pine or oak; Sequoia or sassafras; Woodpecker's home; 35-Across that's the centerpiece of the board game Everdell; Cottonwood or oak; Ginkgo or birch; Significant plant in many mythologies; Southern live oak, for example; Valley oak, for one; English actor Sir Herbert Beerbohm; Cherry or orange; It has a trunk; Kilmer concern; Kilmer hangup; Shader; See 44 Down; Place for nuts?; Nuts' place; Brazil nut, e.g.; House support, maybe; Relational diagram; Nesting site; Hierarchical structure; Happy plant painted by Bob Ross; Site of foliage; Where a cat may get stuck; Image on the flag of Lebanon; Nature trail sighting; Nature walk sight; One usually rooting on both sides?; Source of nuts and fruits; Branching chart; Forking diagram; Pecan or cashew; Lemur's milieu; Common cat rescue spot; Genealogy figure; Olive or lime; 35-Across, for one; Cardinal's perch; Cat's escape from a dog, often; Hazel or olive; High place to hide; Refuge for a chased cat; Keep from getting away; Olive or hazel; Peach, pear or pecan; Pine or poplar; Ancestry representation; Avocado or olive; Cedar or sequoia; Nut's hangout?; Target of seasonal decorations; Lime or olive; Mahogany or teak; Tundra rarity; Genealogy graphic; Pear, pine or pecan; Timberland logo feature; Year indicator, of a sort; 4-Down, for one; 9-Across, for one; Genealogy depiction; Pear, palm or pine; Word after family or decision