American Elm - XL

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Single Tree | Size: 2-3’

American Elm - (Ulmus americana)

Native to MI. Mature Height: 60-80’. Grows best in full sun in average, medium moisture, well-drained, rich moist loams. Adapts to both wet and dry sites. Populations have been decimated by Dutch elm disease which is spread by elm bark beetles and root grafts. Avoid planting in areas with existing infected trees and monitor for signs of illness as the trees age. Young trees seem to be immune to the disease.

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Single Tree | Size: 2-3’

American Elm - (Ulmus americana)

Native to MI. Mature Height: 60-80’. Grows best in full sun in average, medium moisture, well-drained, rich moist loams. Adapts to both wet and dry sites. Populations have been decimated by Dutch elm disease which is spread by elm bark beetles and root grafts. Avoid planting in areas with existing infected trees and monitor for signs of illness as the trees age. Young trees seem to be immune to the disease.

Soils: Moist well drained, clay, loam, sand

Habitat: River floodplains, cedar swamps, rich upland hardwoods.

Flower Color: Small, inconspicuous, green

Fruit: small pods

Deciduous Tree

Other Names: Water Elm

Range: Eastern and central north America

Typical Mature Height: 60-80’

Light Requirement: Full sun-light shade

Bloom Time: Early spring before new leaves unfold

Wildlife Value:The leaves, seeds, and bark of the American Elm tree provide food and shelter for a variety of bird species, including woodpeckers, chickadees, and finches. In addition to birds, American Elm trees also attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies.