Found tree/shrub needs ID

[Lilly]

Hi,
Just registered and I'm new.  I live in Ohio, south of Columbus.  Found this tree/shrub but need help identifying it. Would someone please help?

Thank you.

[LeeB]

Looks like elm to my uneducated eye.

[Klunker]

I say ash, compound leaves

[cliffreaves]

Looks like walnut to me or some other nutrients tree, but saplings are difficult.   Ash seems like a possibility as well.

[WDH]

Elm is doubly serrate.  I do not see that in the pic.  Walnut does not have a terminal leaflet. 

Looks like green ash to me. 

[bluthum]

Does look like ash. If it is green ash the leaf stem will be square. Looks a little more like American ash to me but looking at pictures like this is mostly a guess anyway.

[Yoder409]

Definitely an ash seedling.  Leaves look a bit glossy to be white ash.  But it very well could be.  If it is.........only a matter of time before the borers get it.

[Rickey]

If any one know about this . inform me too .

[cliffreaves]

I've found that you can pretty much bet on what WDH and some of these other guys say.

[DelawhereJoe]

Kinda looks like shag bark hickory to me, or atleast what I remember having to pull out of the flower beds that grew  from squirrels planting them.

[WDH]

Ash has opposite branching and hickory has alternate branching, so they are easy to quickly tell apart. 

[mesquite buckeye]

Trust WDH on this. He is rarely wrong on eastern species. ;D 8) 8) 8)