Handbook of the Trees of New England

by Lorin Low Dame; Henry M. Brooks

Plate LXXXIV.—Fraxinus Pennsylvanica.

1. Winter buds.

2. Branch with sterile flowers.

3. Sterile flowers.

4. Branch with fertile flowers.

5. Fertile flower.

6. Fruiting branch.

7. Mature leaf.

Fraxinus Pennsylvanica, var. lanceolata, Sarg.

Fraxinus viridis, Michx. f. Fraxinus lanceolata, Borkh.

Green Ash.

River valleys and wet woods.

Ontario to Saskatchewan.

Maine,—common along the Penobscot river from Oldtown to Bangor; Vermont,—along Lake Champlain; Gardner's island, and the north end of South Hero; Rhode Island (Bailey); Connecticut,—frequent (J. N. Bishop, Report of Connecticut Board of Agriculture, 1895).