American Mountain Ash Tree

If you like Robin birds, then you should have a tree they like. Robins like to eat the luxious red berries of the American Mountain Ash tree. The berries hand in crowded clusters in this ash. These berries are from white flowers that grow on the tree. The flowers are in clusters, as well, on the ends of the branches and make the tree look beautiful.

The Mountain Ash has a vase shaped trunk with several stems, but also can easily grow with a single trunk. It is a small tree that grows up to around 25 ft tall, and the European Mountain Ash is much larger and can grow up to around 50 ft tall! The European Mountain Ash is also more common in nursery trades and its berries are more orange and with an upright oval form.

The European species suffer more from bacterial infections and diseases, but the American Mountain Ash is the opposite. It is more resistant to disease, and is better prefered in a smaller site.

This tree has smooth brown bark when young, but when older the bark starts becoming somewhat broken. It is a fast growing tree.

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