Leaves – Similar to Fraxinus americana ... Native Americans commonly used green ash for bows and arrow shafts because of its strength, hardness, high shock resistance, and excellent bending qualities.

Green ash trees will reach a height of about 60 feet ... and east to northwestern Florida and Georgia. Leaf: The leaves are described as "opposite, pinnately compound," meaning they're divided ...

Ash has continuous bundle scars inside leaf scar looks like "smiley face". Important: A leaf scar is the major botanical feature when keying a green or white ash. The white ash will have a U ...

Scientists tested Japanese pagoda trees and green ash trees in Beijing to see what effect round-the-clock light has on them. They found that the leaves were tougher and that their levels of nutrients ...

mostly green ash varieties that turn a brilliant yellow in fall and the white ash cultivar "Autumn Purple" that shows a mix of gorgeous purple and yellow leaves. The city forestry department ...

americana) as well as green ash. Larvae are pale greenish-white with a black head. Initially, young larvae are small enough to feed inside leaves, between the upper and lower layers of leaf cells ...