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Plants Matching ulmus

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Image of Ulmus photo by: Carol Cloud Bailey

Carol Cloud Bailey

(Elm)

Image of Ulmus alata photo by: Gerald L. Klingaman

Gerald L. Klingaman

(Winged Elm)

Image of Ulmus alata

Russell Stafford

(Lace Parasol Winged Elm, Winged Elm)

Image of Ulmus americana photo by: Jessie Keith

Jessie Keith

(American Elm)

The American elm is a large deciduous tree native to eastern North America. Its arching spreading habit, handsome dark green foliage, and tolerance of city conditions made it the quintessential shade tree for the eastern United States before Dutch elm disease decimated it in the mid-1900s. Elm yellows is another disease that attacks American elms, often fatally. Several disease resistant forms of American elm have been introduced including 'Valley Forge', 'New Harmony', 'Princeton', and 'Independence'....

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Jesse Saylor

(American Elm, Augustine Elm)

The American elm is a large deciduous tree native to eastern North America. Its arching spreading habit, handsome dark green foliage, and tolerance of city conditions made it the quintessential shade tree for the eastern United States before Dutch elm disease decimated it in the mid-1900s. Elm yellows is another disease that attacks American elms, often fatally. Several disease resistant forms of American elm have been introduced including 'Valley Forge', 'New Harmony', 'Princeton', and 'Independence'....

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Sharptop Trees

(American Elm, Princeton Elm)

The American elm is a large deciduous tree native to eastern North America. Its arching spreading habit, handsome dark green foliage, and tolerance of city conditions made it the quintessential shade tree for the eastern United States before Dutch elm disease decimated it in the mid-1900s. Elm yellows is another disease that attacks American elms, often fatally. Several disease resistant forms of American elm have been introduced including 'Valley Forge', 'New Harmony', 'Princeton', and 'Independence'....

(Cedar Elm)

Adapted to the heat and occasional drought of its native range (south-central United States and northeastern Mexico), this small to large deciduous or evergreen tree is also notable for its tiny leaves and late-summer bloom. In these traits it resembles lacebark elm (Ulmus parvifolia), with which it hybridizes. Long-lived, dense, and round-headed, it has corky gray bark which is sometimes winged on its branchlets.

The leaves are quintessential elm: oval, rough, jaggedly toothed, and...

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Mark A. Miller

(Elm, Frontier Elm)

Image of Ulmus glabra photo by: Jesse Saylor

Jesse Saylor

(European Mountain Elm, Scotch Elm)

A stately deciduous shade tree with a domed crown, Scotch elm is native to central and northern Europe, Asia Minor and Siberia. It is highly susceptible to Dutch elm disease and thus rarely cultivated in North America since the 1970s. The toothed, oval, medium to dark green leaves have rough upper and downy lower surfaces. In early spring inconspicuous reddish-green flowers cover the leafless branches, followed by clouds of fuzzy winged fruits. In autumn the leaves turn shades of yellow before falling...

Image of Ulmus glabra

Jesse Saylor

(Camperdown Elm, European Mountain Elm, Scotch Elm)

A dwarf weeping selection of a stately Eurasian tree, 'Camperdownii' forms a domed lampshade-like crown of zigzagging branches. The toothed, oval, medium to dark green leaves have rough upper and downy lower surfaces. In early spring inconspicuous reddish flowers cover the leafless branches, followed by clouds of fuzzy winged green fruits that ripen to tan. In autumn the leaves turn shades of yellow before falling to reveal the contorted branches and grayish-brown bark of this architectural tree....