梅

How it works

見て(みて) (look) is the て (te-form) form of 見る(みる) (see) used on its own as a soft, casual “look!” — friendlier than a blunt command. What follows is just a noun phrase: の (of) links 梅(うめ) (plum) to 木(き) (tree), so 梅の木(うめのき) (plum tree) means “tree of plums.” No verb or です (is) closes it — the excited fragment stands alone, like pointing and naming.