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Ulmus parvifolia (Multi) - Chinese Elm

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Ulmus parvifolia (Multi) is more frequently recognized as the Chinese Elm, an unmistakably attractive and robust tree, perfect for diverse landscapes. A natural showstopper, this decorative, semi-evergreen tree reaches substantial heights between 40 to 50 feet and spreads out to an impressive 30 to 40 feet. It commands attention with its unmistakably distinctive mottled bark, presenting a captivating blend of gray, brown, green, and orange shades that peel away to reveal even more vivid hues. The Chinese Elm's small, glossy dark-green leaves promise a vibrant display of yellow, purple, and sometimes red tints in the fall, further amplifying its visual appeal. Its resilience extends beyond mere aesthetics, as it's known for resistance to Dutch Elm disease and enjoys a wide adaptability to various soil conditions. This tree thrives in conditions of full sun to part shade and calls for moderate watering. With all these incredible attributes, the Chinese Elm isn't just another tree; it's an investment in a beautifully dynamic display, sure to enrich any landscape.

  • Size: Up to 40-50 feet tall with a 30-40 feet spread
  • Foliage: Small, dark green leaves that turn yellow and sometimes purple or red in fall
  • Water usage: Moderate
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to part shade
  • Bark interest: Mottled bark in hues of gray, brown, green, and orange
  • Disease Resistant: Resistant to Dutch Elm disease and adaptable to various soil types
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