Answerdeciduous trees are considered "hard wood" trees, and coniferous trees are "soft", even though some deciduous trees are soft and some coniferous trees are hard. but to answer your question, yes ash is a deciduous wood but it is soft and light. AnswerAsh is a hardwood.
I beleive they are soft wood,but turn hard after drying
it is a softwood tree
Most sycamores are hard wood trees.
Depends on what you determine as "hard" or "soft". The general answer is that the inside of a tree is "soft". This general answer is derived from the comparison of the bark on the outside of a tree and the soft fleshy tissue on the inside of tree.
Pines are soft wooded trees. Easily broken during heavy winds or ice storm.
the difference between hard wood and soft wood tree's is hard wood tree's are summer/spring/fall trees like maple trees and soft wood tree's are like Douglas fur's ever green tree's
The quickest way is to look at the leaves. If they are needle like (like pines and other evergreens) it is soft wood, if leavy like maple trees, it is a hardwood. There are exceptions to this, but only some leafy trees being soft. There are no needle trees that are hardwood.
A seed is not a hard wood or soft wood. The seed might be of a hardwood or soft wood tree. I think many (not all) eucalypts (gums) are hard wood trees.
Hardwood comes from deciduous trees. Softwood comes from conifers.
Hard and soft wood have nothing to do with how hard or soft the wood is. Naturally. That would make it too easy. Hard wood comes from deciduous trees, trees that shed their leaves, while soft wood comes from evergreen, or coniferous, trees. Now aren't you glad you asked?
From soft trees.