TREASURE TREES
#102 Pumpkin Ash (Fraxinus profunda)
This Pumpkin Ash has likely been treated for the Emerald Ash Borer, as Ash trees usually die within 3-5 years after initial infestation. It’s located to the right of the entrance to the A.G. Middle track, right next to Colony Road.
Statistics (1999/2000)
- Circumference (In.): 98"/108"
- Height (Ft.): 71'/58'
- Avg. Crown Spread (Ft.): 58'/57'
- Total Points: 184/180
More Information
- Nominated By: Unknown
- Year Added: 1999
- Owned By: Mecklenburg County
- Current condition: Good
- Neighborhood: Myers Park
- Property Type: Public School
- Nearest Address: 1800 Runnymeade
- Ecological Value: If a Pumpkin Ash is planted in an area with consistently wet soil, the trunk may swell at the base, resembling a pumpkin.
- Nominated By: Unknown
- Year Added: 1999
- Owned By: Mecklenburg County
- Current condition: Good
- Neighborhood: Myers Park
- Property Type: Public School
- Nearest Address: 1800 Runnymeade
- Ecological Value: If a Pumpkin Ash is planted in an area with consistently wet soil, the trunk may swell at the base, resembling a pumpkin.