Weeping Ash (Fraxinus excelsior ‘Pendula’). A hybrid of two European species, this tree is long cultivated as a parkland tree or an avenue tree in estates. In summer clusters of yellow scented flowers hang beneath the green rounded leaves and the air can be alive with the sound of bees working the flowers. Smooth red twigs with red buds distinguish these trees in winter. Source: Dr Mary Forrest, UCD.
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Link:Garden Plans Ireland Website: feature on Ash by James Kilkelly, gardener and journalist
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