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A common Ash (for DD)
By Green_finger
- 4 Nov, 2017
- 5 likes
Not gorgeous at all!
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It's actually in neighbours garden but right on the fence line & towers over everything.
4 Nov, 2017
Oh dear and they grow quite fast, I see there is a willow too.
5 Nov, 2017
Yes there is & again it's just on the boundary. Last early spring before they broke leaf, the neighbour got 2 tree men round to remove the lower branches from the ash & to also reduce the willow. They had all the proper gear, I was glad to see the ash branches go but I thought the willow looked awful when they had finished, they removed all the top branches but left 3 main trunks sticking up like huge telegraph poles. Can't tell what its like now as still in leaf.
6 Nov, 2017
Obviously an old Ash tree GF they do grow to be enormous trees, unless they get Ash dieback! the one I photographed was a young tree.....
6 Nov, 2017
Angela,
Or it could be F.'Jaspidea' Golden Ash
I had hoped our common one would die-back but it's still pretty vigorous!
7 Nov, 2017
That's typical isn't it, I wish our neighbours awful conifers would too, no such luck!
8 Nov, 2017
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Ours are the same, no golden leaves, just lots of seedlings
4 Nov, 2017