Fraxinus syriaca ‘Inbali’

Fraxinus Syriaca originates in the northeast region of the Mediterranean basin; there are also some growing wild in Israel. Its canopy shape is spherical–ovular, somewhat spreading. The fresh green leaf color is decorative and pleasing to the eye The tree is suitable for all the soil types in Israel, and it grows in most regions, except for the Aravah. It requires minimal water, but some auxiliary watering, particularly in well-drained soil, will contribute to and improve its appearance. Of all ash trees, this is the least sensitive and the least attacked by the ashes’ perennial pest – the leopard moth.

‘Inbali’ is an outstanding cultivar of Fraxinus syriaca. It is characterized by a low-fruit appearance and spectacular fall colors, ranging from red to purple-burgundy. We also have at our nursery the grafted ‘Gan haVradim’ cultivar of Fraxinus syriaca, whose canopy is an outstanding and uniform sphere.

Additional trees from the same family:
Fraxinus uhdei | Fraxinus uhdei ‘Nova’ | Fraxinus uhdei ‘Full Moon’ | Fraxinus uhdei ‘Apollo’ | Fraxinus syriaca | Fraxinus syriaca ‘Gan haVradim’| Fraxinus Syriaca ‘Inbali’ | Fraxinus pennsylvanica | Fraxinus pennsylvanica ‘Sunrise’ | Fraxinus angustifolia ssp. oxycarpa ‘Raywood’