WANTED: Texas Ash seeds

16 years ago

I'm looking for Texas Ash seeds. Let me know if you have Texas Ash trees with seeds to give away. I'd appreciate it! Thanks.

Lou

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weldontx
16 years ago
Lou, I would like TExas Ash seeds as well. Maybe this will revive the post.
Weldon
tobydmv
16 years ago
Guys, I believe I have Texas Ash seedlings and a few cedar elm. I'm not positive if they are ash or soapberry though. I have both growing wild in the thicket behind my house. How could we verify? Would a picture help?
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lou_spicewood_tx
Original Author
16 years ago
Texas Ash (smaller version of white ash adapted to limestone soil) tend to have more colorful fall leaves than Green or Arizona ash which tend to be yellow color.

Here is a link that might be useful: Texas Ash
TxMarti
16 years ago
Lou, email me.
Xtal in Central TX, zone 8b
10 years ago
Did you get your questions resolved? I'm growing a Soapberry and am interested. Of course, this thread is rather old, but what the hey...

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