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I found a tree growing in one of my pots...

 
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I found this tree growing in an old pot.
Anyone know what it is?
I want to plant it somewhere in the woods or something. Where’s best for it?

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Hi Ga,

What region are you located in? How old is the tree? It looks alot like an Ash, but I would need to know more information, to be certian what species it is.
 
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R. Steele wrote:Hi Ga,

What region are you located in? How old is the tree? It looks alot like an Ash, but I would need to know more information, to be certian what species it is.



Hi, I am in South Wales, UK :)
The tree can't be any older than a few months. This time last year, everything in my pots died off, as we had a lot of unexpected sun and no rain. I have been going through my garden trying to resurrect and replace whatever I find. I don't know how this tree got into the pot, but I'd like to plant it somewhere.
 
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I agree it is an ash.

BTW, you have a beautiful malamute.  What do you call it?
 
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Hi Ga,

Well so far everyone thinks its an Ash. It seems a bit big to have not survived as a seedling from last spring, maybe going into early leaf drop as a fairly small seedling for that drought? Regardless, Ash do grow quickly, maybe you just have great permaculture nutrients....lol!  Anyway, I would plan on it growing up to over 40ft tall, and being as wide when mature. So hopefully that might help you plan out eventual spacing. I would also plan on it growing up to 15-20 ft fairly quickly, say within 10 years under average to favorable conditions.

I hope that helps!
 
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