Ash, Oakleaf Mountain 1.25"

With an upright, oval branching structure that becomes denser and more rounded over time, this tree boasts grey-green, oak-shaped lobed leaves that turn a striking yellow in fall. In spring, clusters of white flowers emerge, later giving way to vibrant reddish-orange berry-like formations. Its foliage features a deep green upper surface, contrasted by a white, velvety underside. Exceptionally hardy, this tree thrives in poor soil and challenging growing conditions.