Fraxinus

Green Ash, or Fraxinus pennsylvanica, is a deciduous tree that may reach a height of 70 feet. Red Ash are young trees with soft silky hairs covering the twigs, undersides of leaves, and leaf stalks. Green Ash trees are mature...

In colder climates, this beautiful, resistant evergreen tree becomes semi-deciduous. Dark-green pinnate leaves with 5 to 9 leaflets develop quickly and turn burgundy to pinkish-orange in the autumn. During the spring, the plant produces a spectacular display of creamy-white, fragrant...

Oregon ash is one of 16 ash species found in the United States. It is a member of the olive family (Oleaceae). It is the Pacific Northwest's sole native ash.Oregon ash reaches 60 to 80 feet in height when fully...

This medium-sized tree has a thick, oval to rounded crown and grows to be 40-50' tall. Leaves are pinnately complex and grow to be 10-15" long, with up to 11 coarsely serrated, lance-shaped leaflets about 3-5" long on each leaf....

The tree Fraxinus chinensis (Chinese Ash) belongs to the Oleaceae family. They have a self-contained development pattern. Â Fraxinus chinensis is a deciduous tree that may reach a height of 98 feet. They have wide, simple leaves. Individuals can reach...

Fraxinus angustifolia is a deciduous tree that grows to be 82 feet tall and 39 feet wide. It is cold resistant and hardy to zone 6 (UK). From April through May, it blooms. Wind pollinates this hermaphrodite species, which contains...

Fraxinus americana  (White Ash) is a beautiful North American tree. It produces magnificent fall colors ranging from yellow to deep purple and red, shading numerous parks, huge yards, and other large areas. The tree has earned a name for itself...

Fraxinus americana d.w. (White Ash) : The biggest and most important ash species in Iowa is the white ash (Fraxinus americana). The opposing, compound leaves of white ash have 5-9 leaflets on each side. Individual leaflets are 2 to 6...