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Thu, Nov 8, 07 at 10:53
| 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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| Lou, I would like TExas Ash seeds as well. Maybe this will revive the post. Weldon |
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- Posted by tobydmv DFW (tobydmv@yahoo.com) on Wed, Apr 2, 08 at 23:10
| 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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- Posted by lou_midlothian_tx z8 DFW, Tx (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 08 at 8:27
| 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
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| Lou, email me. |
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