Fraxinus angustifolia ‘Raywood’

Oleaceae

15 – 20 metres

Half-open, Ovoid, Round

15 – 25 cm long, Dark green, Odd-pinnate, Odd-pinnate, 9 – 13 leaflets

Orange, Purple, Red

Flowers in April, In small panicles, Inconspicuous, Yellow-green

none, Fruitless cultivar

Not too rich

Suitable for dry soil, Suitable for wet soil, Suitable for wet soil

6a (-23,3 to -20,6 °C)

Poor in the case of a rapid growth

Avenues and broad streets, Cemeteries, Large gardens, Parks, Squares, Theme parks, Windbreaks

Clearstem tree, Multi-stem tree, Specimen tree

1920, Australia