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Ulmus minor

Ulmus minor

€12,50 EUR
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Plant Description

The Field Elm (Ulmus minor) is a medium to large deciduous tree recognized for its broad, spreading crown and deeply ridged, dark gray bark. Its leaves are oval with serrated edges and prominent veins, usually rough on the upper surface and turning golden yellow in the fall. Ulmus minor grows up to 100 feet tall, forming dense, arching branches that create a lush canopy. In early spring, it produces small, greenish flowers that lack petals, followed by winged seeds, or samaras, which disperse in the wind. Native to Europe, Field Elm is valued in both natural landscapes and urban settings for its shade and classic form.

IMPORTANT: Please be aware that picture 1 show adult plant not for sale, the offer is for a plant in the dimension indicated in title description. 

Disclaimer: Please keep on mind that the plant may have grown since pictured. Also be aware that most plants change across seasons. If present foliage could have been fallen or change in its color.

Botanical family: Ulmaceae

Botanical genus: Ulmus

Botanical species: Ulmus minor

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Cultivation

Soil type: Prefers fertile, well-drained soil but tolerates a variety of soils, including clay.

Watering frequency: Regular watering during dry periods, particularly while young.

Light exposure: Full sun to partial shade; thrives best in full sun.

Temperature requirements: Hardy in USDA zones 5–9; tolerant of cold and mild drought.

Fertilization: Apply a slow-release fertilizer in spring.

Pruning: Prune in winter to manage shape and remove dead branches.

Common pests: Prone to Dutch elm disease, elm leaf beetles, and aphids; resistant cultivars are available.

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