Botanical Name: Fraxinus pennsyvannica
Common Name: green ash, red ash
Family: Oleaceae
Distribution/Origin: North America
Leaf/Bud: pinnatley compound 7 - 9 leaflets, underside of leaflet pubescent
Flower/Inflorescence: bloom in the spring, compact panicles, not showy - wind pollination
Fruit/Seed: samara
Stem/Bark: grey/brown, diamond shaped ridges
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Habit: upright
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Landscape Use: tree
Notes: very widely planted in North America because of resistance to disease