Growing your own ash trees from seed isn't a short process, but with enough time and patience, you too can grow these majestic trees.

Ask the master gardeners: Ash trees Collecting ash tree seeds to prevent species loss Annie Christian-Reuter Horticulture Community Educator 0:04 ...

Oregon forestry officials have collected over 900,000 seeds from a native tree species, in an effort to protect against an invasive insect. After collection, Emerald Ash seeds can last 60 to 70 ...

The Oregon Department of Forestry spent three years collecting more than 900,000 seeds from populations of Oregon ash trees throughout the state.

A new generation of ash trees resistant to the affects of the Emerald Ash Borer could come from seeds stored at the Mid Atlantic Regional Seed Bank in Staten Island.

An invasive insect has laid waste to an estimated 100 million ash trees across the U.S. Now Oregon foresters are taking pre-emptive steps to limit the bug’s impact.

Oregon Dept. of Forestry More than 900,000 seeds of Oregon ash trees from different populations from the Columbia River to California border have been collected by Oregon Dept. of Forestry under a ...

Dorena Genetic Resource Center in Cottage Grove will use the seeds to accelerate natural selection to identify resistance to beetles.

image: Mark Widrlechner looks at a few of the thousands of seeds currently in the storage facility. Widrlechner is in charge of a nationwide effort to collect seeds from ash trees before they are ...

State Forestry crews are moving fast to harvest the seeds of Oregon ash trees before the arrival of incoming emerald ash borers, which could eventually wipe out the native species entirely.

Working with the help of a federal grant from the USDA Forest Service, the Oregon Department of Forestry has been gathering seeds from Oregon ash trees from throughout the state. The goal is to ...