Leaf -- Ash
| Common Name Container |
Count Price |
Height (feet) |
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| Ash, Green #4 Std pot (12 qt) |
101 $25.00 |
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| Ash, Green #5 Std pot (15 qt) |
12 $35.00 |
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| Ash, Northern Treasure 2.75 in. Caliper Amaroo Tree Box (100 liter) |
2 $450.00 |
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| Last Update: 2021-Feb-25 | |||
Ash
Fraxinus
This is a group of trees that grows about 50 feet high. The leaf is pinnate (feather like structure) with 5 to 9 leaflets. Seed is a one winged samara. (Think: 1/2 of a maple helicopter.
They grow at a moderate rate (1-2 feet a year) with a life span of around 50 years.
Cultivars
Plains Green ash: Drought tolerant. Short term flood tolerant too. Often planted as a shelterbelt tree. Tough as nails. One of the last trees to break bud in spring, and one of the first ones to change in fall. Fall colour is a nice clear yellow. Zone 2
Northern Treasure Ash: A hybrid of native black ash (F. nigra) and Manchurian ash (F. mandshurica) Gets to 50 feet x 30 feet, upright oval crown. Some resistance to Emerald Ash borer.
Nobility White Ash: Similar in size to Northern Treasure, but leaves go purple red in the fall.
Prairie Spire Green ash: A selection of green ash that is seedless, and very drought and cold tolerant.
Ash trees in eastern Canada are in trouble due to a critter called emerald ash borer.
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