20. Nana common ash

This is a commemorative tree. It celebrates neither a birth nor a marriage. It was donated by the Abbey of the Grand District, the Nobles Cœurs (shooting society), for its 15th anniversary.

Ash trees are currently suffering from an epidemic caused by a fungus called Chalarosis or ash wilt disease. There is no treatment available. As a result, only dangerous trees are felled. It is thought that 10% of ash trees will spontaneously resist the fungus. This one is currently spared.