[CANUFNET] FW: Green Ash in Alberta and Saskatchewan
GAIL RANKIN
ranking at shaw.ca
Wed May 22 14:59:46 EDT 2013
Hi Andi
There are no natural stands of green ash in Edmonton. Some have naturalized over the years but most started out as boulevard trees planted by the City of Edmonton.
Gail Rankin
Rankin Horticulture Consulting Inc.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Russell Eirich" <REIRICH at regina.ca>
To: canufnet at list.web.net
Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 8:35:46 AM
Subject: Re: [CANUFNET] FW: Green Ash in Alberta and Saskatchewan
Hi Andy,
If you are looking for natural stands best bet is to look in the Qu'Appele Valley which stretches across Saskatchewan. Specifically I would focus in on the chain lakes around Fort Qu'Appelle.
Hope that helps.
Russell
Russell Eirich B.Sc.(adv)
Supervisor - Urban Forestry Section
(306) 777-6676
e-mail: REIRICH at regina.ca
>>> "Andi Noakes" <anoakes at nd.edu> 5/22/2013 7:21 am >>>
Hello everyone!
My name is Andi Noakes and I am a graduate student from the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, U.S. I am coming to Alberta and Saskatchewan in June to look for natural green ash stands, but I am hoping to find some before I leave so that I am not wandering around aimlessly. These provinces are at the edge of this tree’s range, but I feel strongly that there are some natural stands in the Edmonton area and hopefully some in SK as well.
Please feel free to email or call me if you know where I might be able to find some. I would like to get about 30 individual samples per location, but I am willing to take much less, especially at the edge of the range.
Thank you all for your help!
Andi
anoakes at nd.edu
307-699-2561
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