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Fraxinus albicans - Texas Ash

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Fraxinus albicans is a truly one-of-a-kind specimen popularly known as the Texas Ash. This captivating North American native, belonging to the Oleaceae family, stakes its claim as an adaptable survivor. The Texas Ash makes a grand stand at maturity, reaching between 30 to 45 feet, making itself a monumental addition to any landscape. With its compact, oval-shape and thick foliage it provides substantial shade, while its variable fall color palette, transitioning from green to a dazzling array of yellow, red, and purple, offers a seasonal spectacle. Suited to a variety of soil conditions, the Texas Ash comes with an added boon - its drought tolerance, which kicks in once the tree is fully established. Lending further charm to its profile, the Texas Ash, with its seeds, can turn into a go-to point for birds, enhancing the natural habitat quotient of your garden. Set with full sun exposure, this aesthetically pleasing and durable Texas Ash stands as a symbol of resilience and beauty, elevating landscaping with its distinct presence.

  • Size: Up to 30-45 feet tall
  • Foliage: Dark green leaves that turn to vibrant yellow, red, and purple in the fall
  • Water usage: Moderate to Low (drought-tolerant once established)
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Seed Attraction: Can attract birds
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