Moderate to high water needs in Phoenix. Water deeply across the root zone, allowing the upper soil to dry between irrigations. Established trees still need regular summer irrigation; avoid frequent, shallow watering.
A fast-growing Arizona ash cultivar with a broad canopy, dense summer shade, and yellow fall foliage. Adapted to desert heat but needs regular irrigation to thrive in Phoenix.
Light: Full sun; allow ample space for canopy development.
Water: Moderate to high water needs in Phoenix. Water deeply across the root zone, allowing the upper soil to dry between irrigations. Established trees still need regular summer irrigation; avoid frequent, shallow watering.
Soil: Well-drained soil; tolerates clay, loam, and moderately alkaline conditions. Compacted soil, poor drainage, and excessive alkalinity can impair growth.
Mature size: Typically 40–50 feet tall and 30–40 feet wide; potentially larger under favorable conditions.
Bloom: Small, inconspicuous flowers in early spring, usually before the leaves emerge.
Evergreen / deciduous: Deciduous.
Growth rate: Fast with adequate water and suitable soil.