(Ash)

With its round, spreading crown and elegant slender leaves that color beautifully in fall, this native of Southwest Europe and northern Africa makes a terrific deciduous shade tree. The pinnate leaves have 7 to 13 lance-shaped leaflets that are narrower than those of most other ashes, giving the tree a relatively fine, lacy texture. The leaflets are dark glossy green above and paler beneath. Foliage turns yellow or purple in fall. Inconspicuous flowers in spring give rise to winged seeds that mature...

(Ash, Raywood Ash)

Valued for its rounded upright habit and its elegant foliage that colors beautifully in fall, narrowleaf ash is native to Southwest Europe and northern Africa. The cultivar 'Raywood' is known for its purple-red fall foliage, earning it the nickname "claret ash." The pinnate leaves have lance-shaped leaflets that are narrower than those of most other ashes, giving the tree a relatively fine, lacy texture. In spring and summer the leaflets are dark glossy green above and paler beneath. Inconspicuous...

(Ash)

With its round, spreading crown and elegant slender leaves that color beautifully in fall, this native of Southeast Europe and West Asia makes a terrific deciduous shade tree. The pinnate leaves have 5 to 11 lance-shaped leaflets that are narrower than those of most other ashes, giving the tree a relatively fine, lacy texture. The leaflets are dark glossy green above and paler beneath. Foliage turns yellow or purple in fall. Inconspicuous flowers in spring give rise to winged seeds that mature from...

(California Ash, Foothill Ash, Two-petaled Ash)

Steadfast through the long western dry season, foothill ash is distributed from the Oregon border to Mexico where it’s most commonly found along the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas and coastal ranges. It is a deciduous shrub or small, multi-trunked tree that loses its leaves in summer when the heat and drought are most intense. Its bark is gray-brown and develops scaly fissures; young stems are four-sided and become rounded as they age.

New foliage emerges with the onset of rain in early winter....

(Oregon Ash)

Fast growing when young, the tall, narrow shape of the Oregon ash is not an especially ornamental shade tree. The American Northwest's only native ash species, its range is from Washington's Puget Sound southward to the Sierra Nevada and Great Valley of central California. It grows alongside woodland streams. The yellow fall foliage is one pretty attribute, as is the furrowed grayish brown bark that is ridged in white.

The compound leaves emerge light green and fuzzy in spring. They have seven...

(White Gun Ash)

White gun ash is native to the dry rocky montane forests of southeastern China and Thailand.

The compound leaves emerge green and fuzzy in spring. They have oval leaflets with toothed edges. Uponn the branch tips in early summer, airy clusters of white flowers emerge after the leaves in late spring and are dioecious, which means that trees are either bear entirely male or female blossoms. Only the female trees produce clusters of winged fruits, called samaras, ripening to tan by early fall....

(Flowering Ash)

An adaptable and easy-to-grow tree, flowering ash is dazzling with the fluffy white fragrant clusters of tiny blossoms in late spring or early summer and yellow and purple fall foliage. A round-canopy deciduous tree, this species is native to southern Europe and southwestern Asia. Its smooth, stout gray branches have brown buds; the smooth gray bark protects the wood that is often used to make baseball bats. Sometimes this tree grows with multiple small trunks.

The compound leaves emerge green...

(Green Ash)

Green ash is a tall, vigorous deciduous tree with an oval to irregular spreading crown. This native of central and eastern North America is adapted to a wide range of soils and topographies, including wet sites.

Throughout the growing season it has attractive compound leaves that are often lustrous and olive or dark green. These have opposite arrangement and commonly turn yellow in autumn. Ashes flower early in the season, but their blooms are inconspicuous and dioecious, which means that separate...

(Cimmaron® Green Ash, Green Ash)

The patented green ash Cimmaron® is a tall, deciduous tree with a uniform oval crown and dark green leaves that turn deep burgundy and apricot-orange in autumn. This vigorous tree was bred by Jamies Zampini of Sustar Farm in Perry, Ohio.

Green ash is a tall, vigorous deciduous tree with a broad spreading crown. This native of central and eastern North America is adapted to a wide range of soils and topographies, including wet sites. Throughout the growing season it has attractive compound leaves...

(Dwarf Green Ash, Green Ash, Leprechaun™ Green Ash)

Green ash is a tall, vigorous, bushy-crowned tree from eastern and central North America. The dwarf selection Leprechaun™ was discovered in 1983 by Michael Yanny of Johnson's Nursery in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. In all its parts it is a third to half the typical size of the species. Throughout the growing season it has attractive paired compound leaves with 7 to 9 glossy, dark green leaflets. They commonly turn yellow in autumn. The early spring blooms of this seedless cultivar are inconspicuous....