We've got:
a sycamore
white flowering cherry
Twisted witch hazel
A couple of rowans
An unidentified small evergreen
An unidentified large evergreen
Beech hedge
Leylandii that predates us.
Elderflower.
I'm surrounded by woodland, though, living in rural Scotland.
If you're interested in trees, then this book, The Hidden Life of Trees will fascinate you. I feel quite sorry for garden specimens now.
www.amazon.co.uk/Hidden-Life-Trees-International-Communicate/dp/0008218439/ref=sr_1_1?hvlocphy=1007341&hvnetw=g&keywords=the+hidden+life+of+trees&hvadid=259097718950&qid=1573911362&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIz_DP1-zu5QIVQbDtCh3fqQvQEAAYASAAEgIX2PD_BwE&hydadcr=24431_1748949&hvpos=1t1&hvdev=t&hvqmt=b&tag=gransnetforum-21&hvtargid=aud-615477028318%3Akwd-363055076117&adgrpid=56946435281&hvrand=3096887415259616748&sr=8-1
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