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u/Callosamia 2d ago
Ash species are easiest to identify by the bud scars in winter. I'm not aware of any way of distinguishing them from the photos you've provided, but if this tree is growing in an upland area there's a strong chance it's white ash
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u/mini_muffin_21 2d ago
Thankyou, it is upland, on a slope, very well drained sandy loam.
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u/zycrange 1d ago
Based on habitat I’m almost 100% sure this is White Ash. Green Ash is going to be more of a bottomland species but also was planted a lot in landscaping
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u/aquapura89 2d ago
Need picture of petioles. If it doesn't wrap around the axillary buds all that much... it is a green ash. Also, you can ID them based on the Samaras and how far the "wing" extends down the seed. Also, take a look at color of underside of leaflets compared to top side!
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u/mini_muffin_21 2d ago
I wish i could for this guy. Gonna have to get the climbing sticks out!
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u/aquapura89 2d ago
Or wait for a squirrel lol. It is hard to ID without getting a close look at leaves!


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