Single-leaf ash (Fraxinus anomala) has great potential for use in water-wise landscapes as a small patio or screening tree.
It is named after the fact that it is the only species in the genus that does not have compound leaves, though under lush growing conditions, it may develop compound leaves.
Single-leaf ash is a tough plant that is adapted to arid environments and can survive without supplemental irrigation once established.
Though slow-growing, its brilliant yellow fall color, along with its small leaves and compact habit make it a desirable landscape tree.
This publication is a compilation of successful protocols from research literature for native woody plants in Utah. The guide is laid out much like a recipe; listing the various ingredients and materials for each 'dish', and step-by-step instructions to r...
