A native deciduous tree prized for its tolerance of so many extremes: it can handle drought, standing water at a pond or stream edge, and even inundation from salt water in the upper intertidal zone!
Oregon ash leaves provide lovely fall color of yellows and pale oranges. Male and female flowers are on separate plants, with the female's seeds attracting small birds and mammals throughout the summer.
A terrific revegetation-project tree, or for that special damp spot!
A native deciduous tree prized for its tolerance of so many extremes: it can handle drought, standing water at a pond or stream edge, and even inundation from salt water in the upper intertidal zone!
Oregon ash leaves provide lovely fall color of yellows and pale oranges. Male and female flowers are on separate plants, with the female's seeds attracting small birds and mammals throughout the summer.
A terrific revegetation-project tree, or for that special damp spot!
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