Young Oregon Ash in the Fern Forest

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Young Oregon Ash in the Fern Forest
Ash wetland in Tracyton. Sadly pretty deteriorated and infested with invasive weeds.
Fraxinus latifolia or Oregon ash These deciduous trees can grow up to 80ft, and prefers sunny but wet conditions. It’s known to be an excellent habitat for butterfly and moth species, though I struggled to find a source on the specific lepidopterae that rely on it.
Fall colors of mid-October on the Modini Mayacamas, a Preserve if Audubon Canyon Ranch (www.egret.org) in n.e. Sonoma County.
Woodlot
I keep struggling with what we intend to plant for our woodlot. My initial search led me to a post which talked about using hybrid poplars because they grow incredibly fast, and are easy to harvest, split, and can regenerate through coppicing. However, there are MANY different species of trees that are also coppicable, fast growing, with varying degrees of ease of harvest, use, etc. I keep…
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