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Winged elm
... elm Winged Elm - Ulmus alata General information: Usually seen at 40 to 50 feet high, Winged Elm can reach 90 feet in height ... of a flat winged capsule containing one seed. Family: Ulmaceae Lighting: Winged elm will grow in full sun but prefer shade. Temperature: ... waterings. Feeding: No information available. Pruning and wiring: The winged elm is a fast grower, quickly producing the fine twiggy ...
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Cedar Elm
... Elm Cedar Elm – Ulmus crassifolia Family: Ulmaceae General Information: Also called Scrub Elm, Lime Elm, Texas Elm, Basket Elm, Red Elm, and Southern Rock Elm, is often found in limestone soils in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and ... lateral corky wings (but not so pronounced as the related species the Winged Elm Ulmus alata); crassifolia refers to the rough, sandpaper-like leaves. It is long-lived ...
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Catlin elm
... Ulmus parvifolia, exist which grow slower than the ordinary Chinese elm but it produces a much finer network of twigs and branches. It is these sports which are used for bonsai. Family: Ulmaceae ...
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Japanese Gray-Bark Elm
... burnt umber in the fall. This elm is a native of Japan and China and is related to the Ulmus genus, which is the genus ... also common. The gray-bark elm is considered by some to be the classic broom style tree. Family: Ulmaceae Lighting: Full sun to part ... by pests. Diseases: Normally disease-free as it resists Dutch Elm disease and Elm leaf beetle. Zelkova is subject to canker diseases particularly if ...
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