Definition
Fraxinus oregona, also known as Oregon ash, is a deciduous tree native to the Pacific Northwest. It's characterized by broad leaves and tolerance of wet conditions. Think of it as the chill tree hanging out by the river in the PNW 😎. Its wood is used for various purposes, from furniture to firewood. The tree provides habitat for wildlife and stabilizes riparian zones. Its specific adaptations make it an essential species in its range.