Fraxinus anomala is a species of ash tree known by the common name single-leaf ash. It is native to the southwestern United States and northern Mexico , where it grows in a number of habitats including desert scrub and chaparral . It is unusual in the genus in that some (though not all) specimens have simple leaves ins

SEARCH AND WILDFLOWER HOME PAGE    TREES      CONTACT US Fraxinus anomala variety anomala  (Single Leaf Ash) Oleaceae (Olive Family) Semi-desert, foothills. Woodlands, openings, rocks, canyons. Spring. Above: Cross Canyon, October 4, 2016. Left: Hidden Valley Trail, Utah, M

Index of Species Information SPECIES: Fraxinus anomala Introductory Distribution and Occurrence Management Considerations Botanical and Ecological Characteristics Fire Ecology Fire Effects References Introductory SPECIES: Fraxinus anomala AUTHORSHIP AND CITATION : Reed, William R. 1993. Fraxinus anomala. In: Fire Effe

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HomeSearch GalleryHow ToAboutBlogSingle Leaf AshFraxinus anomalaFamily: Olive (Oleaceae)AKA: Photo taken on: May 7, 2010Location: Ruby Canyon, UTLife Zones: FoothillsHabitat: Canyons, rocky drainagesGrows to 20ft tall with multiple trunks. Leaves are entire with smooth or serrated edges. Tiny flowers grow in a long clu

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