Google product category

Trees

Category ID1684
Full path for the feedHome & Garden > Plants > Trees

Product examples in this category (US market)

Real products found in Google Shopping, shown as examples.

  • Autumn Blaze Red Maple Tree
    Autumn Blaze Red Maple Tree
  • Japanese Red Maple
    Japanese Red Maple
  • Brighter Blooms Thuja Green Giant Arborvitae
    Brighter Blooms Thuja Green Giant Arborvitae
  • Eastern Redbud Tree
    Eastern Redbud Tree
  • Brighter Blooms Ginkgo Tree
    Brighter Blooms Ginkgo Tree
  • Garnet Beauty Peach Tree
    Garnet Beauty Peach Tree
  • Northern Catalpa
    Northern Catalpa
  • Eastern White Pine Tree
    Eastern White Pine Tree
  • Live Oak Tree
    Live Oak Tree
  • Daybreak Magnolia Flowering Tree
    Daybreak Magnolia Flowering Tree
  • Prairifire Flowering Crabapple Tree
    Prairifire Flowering Crabapple Tree
  • Ivory Silk Japanese Lilac Tree
    Ivory Silk Japanese Lilac Tree
  • Quaking Aspen Tree
    Quaking Aspen Tree
  • Park Hill Plants And Trees Colorado Blue Spruce
    Park Hill Plants And Trees Colorado Blue Spruce
  • Dynamite Crape Myrtle Tree
    Dynamite Crape Myrtle Tree

Trees (ID: 1684)

The Trees category is a specific classification within the Google product taxonomy, identified by ID 1684 and located at Home & Garden > Plants > Trees. This category is intended for nursery stock, live trees, and saplings intended for outdoor planting.

This category is specifically for woody perennial plants categorized as trees. Examples from the US market include deciduous varieties like Red Maples, Quaking Aspen, and Flowering Crabapple, as well as evergreen species such as Colorado Blue Spruce, Thuja Green Giant, and Eastern White Pine. Fruit and flowering trees like Peach, Magnolia, and Crape Myrtle also fall under this classification. Ensure your product data reflects the live nature of these items.

Products that do not belong in this category should be mapped to more appropriate sections based on their primary function or type. Items that should be categorized elsewhere include:

  • Flowers: Ornamental plants that are not trees.
  • Seeds: Packets of seeds for growing plants.
  • Aquatic Plants: Vegetation specifically designed for ponds or water features.
  • Indoor & Outdoor Plants: General house plants or shrubs that do not meet the definition of a tree.
  • Plant & Herb Growing Kits: Bundled sets containing containers, soil, and seeds.

There are no subcategories below this level, so this is the most specific destination for your tree products.

In your feed, use either the ID 1684 or the full path Home & Garden > Plants > Trees. While the attribute is optional, providing the ID ensures Google categorizes your stock correctly without relying on potentially inaccurate automated assignment.

Frequently asked questions

Should I use the ID or the full path for the google_product_category attribute?
You can use either, but the numeric ID 1684 is preferred because it is language-independent and less prone to typographical errors.
Is it mandatory to map my tree products to this category?
The attribute is optional. However, if you omit it, Google will attempt to categorize your products automatically, which may result in incorrect classification.
Does this category affect my Google Ads visibility?
No, this category does not limit who sees your ad. It primarily influences which product attributes Google expects and which feed policies are applied.

This category in other languages

ru
Дом и сад > Растения > Деревья
uk
Дім та сад > Рослини > Дерева