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Ulmus alata - Winged Elm

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Ulmus alata is the extraordinary Winged Elm, a dynamic addition to any landscape that effortlessly marries form, function, and intrigue. Standing proud at 40 to 70 feet in height, this robust deciduous tree, native to the Southern United States, proudly displays a stunning palette of dark green leaves that mellow to a rich yellow as the seasons turn. Beyond its size and vibrant color, the Winged Elm boasts a unique visual allure with its quirky, cork-textured wings adorning its branches. The tree's resilience is as remarkable as its beauty; it's adaptable to a broad spectrum of conditions, happily thriving in both dry and wet soil conditions and flourishing under the full sun to partial shade. Its greenish-red flowers, clustered beautifully, herald the arrival of spring, proving it to be a tree for all seasons. Whether you're seeking to enhance an urban space or enrich a woodland environment, the Ulmus alata's impressive adaptability and distinct aesthetics make it a prime choice for landscape diversity.

  • Size: Up to 40-70 feet tall
  • Flowers: Greenish-red, small, clustered flowers
  • Foliage: Dark green leaves, transitioning to vibrant shades of yellow in fall
  • Water usage: Adaptable to both dry and wet conditions
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Additional feature: Unique, corky 'wings' on branches
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