Ash (Fraxinus)

I looked it up, and the pics I could see are different looking. The zone is 9, about an hour south of Fresno, CA. these leaves are longer and wider and differ from the ash (flaximus) variety, maybe a different one? Thank you Embothrium

typo, ash fraxinus

green ash, fraxinus.... yup. thank you sir. glad it was not the white ash. cheers

hello Arbordave, the leaves have no fuzz, not sure of all the bark differences, but it's going to be a small tree..... hopefully. :)

The long vigorous branch growth and the fact that most ash species are large-growing anyway tend to indicate otherwise. Look for matching specimens in local arboreta, botanic gardens, nurseries etc. to discover the exact kind. Cut a sprig of yours, stick it in water and take it with you so you can make side-by-side comparisons.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><md>Thanks, with my pictures I have on my phone, I was going to cut a small branch section off and take it to my local Nursery. I know the guy personally, and he knows trees, someday, all in due time. I was hoping to get a positive Id of the tree through this Houzz gardenweb section, without having to to do so. When I looked up the ash tree varieties however, it really looked like a match. The specs specified that particular tree was going to be a small variety of the ash, and the leaves, and bark were a close match as well. Oh well, all in due time, and time will tell. cheers, and thanks.