weeping ash

Ash is rare, though Christ Church has several weeping ashes.

That Weeping Ash tree figure for instance.

Weeping Ash Site: Article Index - information on Moore and examples of his work.

These include Golden, Single-leafed and weeping Ash.

In 1997, the adjoining garden was added and landscaped around the magnificent old Cedar of Lebanon and Weeping Ash trees.

Start your day with a leisurely walk around the Weeping Ash Gardens, one of Cheshire's Gardens of Distinction.

Fraxinus excelsior 'Pendula' (Weeping Ash), one of the best known cultivars, widely planted during the Victorian era, it grows vigorously forming an attractive small to medium size tree with mounds of weeping branches.

Frank Meyer's early 20th-century clone from China (see 'Cultivation', below) is a straggling tree with twisting, often level boughs with occasional tangled branch-ends, in branching more like Weeping Ash than the other weeping elms, and with long pendulous pinnate branchlets, like stouter versions of the Turkestan Elm.