Tree Information

Common Name: blue ash

Scientific Name: Fraxinus quadrangulata

Native/Naturalized: Native to Virginia

Database ID: 2670

Status: alive

National Champion: no

Virginia Champion: no

Circumference: 44 in.

Height: 56 ft.

Crown: 44 ft.

Points: 111

Date Last Measured: 2019

Last Measured by: Meredith Bean, Lara Johnson

Date First Measured: 2019

Comments: Very healthy (80% live crown or more) despite obvious presence of emerald ash borer in the area. All white ash on site and in surrounding counties have already succumbed, the blue ash is persisting and may have some resistance to the beetle. Double-trunked tree diverging at 10 inches up from root collar. Took two DBH measurements at 4.5 feet and calculated composite circumference. Each individual trunk was 10 inches in diameter.

M. Bean Jun-19

Location of Tree

Tree is located in: Lee

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Land Owner: State of Virginia - Dept. of Conservation and Recreation

GPS Coordinates: 36.669694, -83.153536

Directions: SW of Jonesville on Curt Russell Rd, in a parcel of The Cedars Natural Area Preserve. Along north edge of 2019 Natural Bridge burn unit. GPS coordinates are approximate to area to maintain confidentiality of the tree's location.

Owner Address: 355 Deadmore St.

Abingdon, VA 24210


Contact Information

Contact Name: Claiborne Woodall

Contact Email: claiborne.woodall@dcr.virginia.gov

Contact Phone: 276-676-5673

Contact Info: Division of Natural Heritage


Nominators

Original Nominator(s): Meredith Bean, Lara Johnson, Lori Chamberlin, Claiborne Woodall, Jordon Blevins


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