What is special about raywood ash trees?

Answer by  madel (30)

Raywood Ash trees have a beautiful, classic, round tree shape that sports dark green foliage in the summer and turns a gorgeous dark red, wine color in the fall. They are easy to care for and the roots are not as invasive as other trees.

Answer by  rainbow (96)

There are several characteristics which make the raywood ash tree special. It is drought resistant, so it will work well in an arid climate. It is fast growing, usually around one foot or more per year. It's leaves turn a deep red in the fall.

Answer by  Karen54 (971)

Raywood Ash trees have a beautiful, classic, round tree shape that sports dark green foliage in the summer and turns a gorgeous dark red, wine color in the fall. They are easy to care for and the roots are not as invasive as other trees.

Answer by  Treeteller (152)

Raywood Ash Trees are exceptionally drought tolerant and are resistant to Ash Anthracnose, as well as other diseases. The Raywood Ash demonstrates a high resistance to certain insect pests. The tree is often chosen for the landscape due to its rather uninvasive root system and the fall foliar color. The leaves turn bright red, giving the tree interest and appeal.

Answer by  Anonymous

Remember, it is a desiduous tree and is quite messy when the spring blooms fall off then the winter leaves. Since the leaves are small, they blow easily at a great distance and will plug up the gutters every year.

Answer by  runnerbeans (374)

One of the best things about raywood ash trees is their beautiful fall color, which is an eye-catching red. Another excellent feature of this tree for dry areas is that it grows well under low water conditions.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

They are actually special due to the color they give off. In the summer season and fall, they change from green colors to purple. They look lovely.

Answer by  BrendaG (6111)

This is a low-maintenance tree that provides beautiful fall foilage with deep red and purple leaves. It loves sun, can tolerate drought, and will flower in the early spring. This tree is a large tree and provides plenty of shade. Also known as the Claret ash, it works well as a "windbreaker" tree.

Answer by  namrata (24)

Raywood ash trees can survive in droughts. Basically, they can grow pretty much in any part of the United States.

Answer by  Anonymous

my Raywood Ash destroyed the sewer line. I cut it down, 4 In diameter root 7foot deep.