Fast growing hardwood tree, native to stream and river banks or other wetland habitats from San Diego to British Columbia. Growing 30 – 70 ft. tall, this deciduous tree has medium green compound leaves. Male and female flowers occur on separate trees and are not particularly showy. They bloom just as the spring foliage is leafing out. Fruits occur on the female trees and are paddle-shaped, single samara-style fruits in drooping clusters. Birds and mammals eat its seed, but probably used more as a nesting site for birds. Plant in sun to light shade with regular to moderate water.
Fraxinus latifolia
Oregon ash
Click on a characteristic from the list below to see a list of other plants that share that characteristic.
Plant Types
Size
- Average Height: 30 - 70 ft
- Average Width: 20 - 50 ft
Exposures
Water Requirements
Bloom Times
Flower Colors
Habitat Values
Site Conditions
Tolerances
Our monthly inventory was updated on April 29, 2026. To confirm current availability, please call ahead. We do not ship plants.
| Inventory Notes | 1g |
|---|---|
| Leslie Rd., Sonoma County; 60 young | 92 available$13.50 each |
This list reflects retail prices. Landscape professionals may inquire about wholesale pricing.