Fraxinus hupehensis

Fraxinus hupehensis

Fraxinus hupehensis is an endangered tree species native to Hubei Province, China. Due to its picturesque habit, it is highly prized in the art of bonsai and penjing.

It reaches up to 19 meters in height.

The leaves are lush, lush green, and change color spectacularly in autumn.

After shedding its leaves for winter, its trunk presents a rugged, aesthetically pleasing form.

The flowers are extremely small. They appear in early spring, usually before the first leaves emerge.

Fraxinus hupehensis grows best in fertile, humus-rich, moderately moist, and well-drained soil.

It prefers a sunny or partly sunny location.