Texas Ash

Fraxinus Texensis

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Overview

The Texas Ash, Fraxinus texensis, is a deciduous tree native to Texas, valued for its adaptability and striking fall foliage. It thrives in full sun, reaches heights of 30-50 feet with a canopy spread up to 40 feet. Adaptable to various soils, this drought-tolerant species is ideal for providing shade and seasonal color, with leaves turning vibrant shades of yellow, purple, and red before shedding. Suitable for USDA zones 7-9.

Sun Full, HalfWater MediumZones 7–10Climate Arid

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — is a deciduous tree native to Texas

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — Adaptable to various soils

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — is a deciduous tree native to Texas

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — valued for its adaptability and striking fall foliage

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — this drought-tolerant species is ideal for providing shade and seasonal color

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — with leaves turning vibrant shades of yellow

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — Suitable for USDA zones 7-9

Culture

Sun: Full, Half
Water: Medium
USDA zones: 7–10

Shape & size

Classification

Family: Oleaceae
Climate: Arid

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Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — It thrives in full sun, reaches heights of 30-50 feet with a canopy spread up to 40 feet

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — Adaptable to various soils

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — is a deciduous tree native to Texas

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — valued for its adaptability and striking fall foliage

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — this drought-tolerant species is ideal for providing shade and seasonal color

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — with leaves turning vibrant shades of yellow

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — Suitable for USDA zones 7-9

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — scientifically known as Fraxinus texensis

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — is a deciduous tree native to the limestone soils of central Texas but adaptable to various soil types

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — A member of the Oleaceae family

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — dry climates.<br><br>Growing to a height of 30 to 45 feet with a spread of 25 to 35 feet

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — this species is prized for its attractive foliage and adaptability

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — typically in groups of five to seven

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — the Texas Ash develops a rounded canopy that offers generous shade

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — providing a striking visual display.<br><br>When designing with the Texas Ash in mind

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — are dark green and glossy

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — the foliage transforms into a spectacular array of yellows

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — spanning 3 to 4 inches in length

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — consider its moderate growth rate and potential size

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — It is also drought-resistant once established and requires minimal maintenance

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — It flourishes in full sun and requires well-drained soil

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — Its adaptability to urban conditions also makes it ideal for public parks and residential properties

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — which can appeal to clients seeking a low-care garden element

Texas Ash (Fraxinus Texensis) — tree for full or half

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