also: やちダモ
Manchurian ash (Fraxinus mandshurica var. japonica)
A deciduous tree native to Japan and Northeast Asia, valued for its timber. Usually written in katakana.
The Manchurian ash is a deciduous tree that grows naturally in the wetlands of Hokkaido.
Mixed kanji-katakana spelling; lists it but it is not common.
Mixed kanji-hiragana spelling; lists it but it is not common.
Kanji spelling using 梻; lists it but it is rare.
The name ヤチダモ combines 谷地 (yachi, 'marshland') and ダモ (damo), a variant of タモ (tamo, 'ash tree'), referring to its habitat.