Lonicera, honeysuckle.

LOL. Pokeweed. Not a tree but probably gets pretty big in TX. (and there are tree pokeweeds in the tropics)

Definitely oakleaf hydrangea

@Ghibie19 That very fragrant aglaia tree was planted into ground in Nov. 2019 when it was a sapling of about 30cm tall: now it is one metre tall, so just over 30cm growth per year. I put some good quality compost soil into the ground when planting it and also regularly fertilise it with potassium rich fertilisers bought from nursery shop. Aglaia seems to have no pest: nothing appears on its leaves & twigs: there is a saying in China that its leaves have components repelling the pest insects, not sure its authenticity but my aglaia does have no pests. It can handle some frost probably some degrees below zero Celsius but since here in my city we have rarely reached below zero so can’t verify. Probably @Meyermike(Zone 6a Ma.) could verify because of his location? Those cycards in the background are very common here in Sydney they have male & female types with different flowers when blooming.