White ash is hailed as the king of bonsai, and it looks stunning after the roots are raised.

The roots of a bonsai can better showcase the stubborn vitality of the bonsai plant and add more of a sense of weathering.

Besides the advantages above, the roots of the bar also carry more artistic conception.

White ash is a particularly undemanding tree species and does not need strict soil requirements.

As long as there is sufficient light, a white ash bonsai can be full of vitality. The new leaves are tender green, with cream-colored branches.

White ash branches are flexible and easy to shape. Suitable for beginners.

However, be careful to remove the wire regularly, otherwise the branches will continue to grow and the shaping line will embed into the branches.

A bonsai with tall roots can be made into an independent landscape or made into a bonsai.

Under suitable conditions, the leaves and buds of the white ash tree grow relatively quickly, and since the growth rate is fast, it should be pruned regularly to maintain the tree's good appearance.