American Elm Tree - Medium Size
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This refers to the smaller of the American elm trees.
This tree can withstand winter temperatures as low as -44 degrees Fahrenheit.
Regions: 2-9
Full or partial shade (at least 6 hours of sunlight)
Suitable for planting in fertile loam, clay, and dry sandy soil.
Soil type really does affect tree growth.
It grows well in both acidic and alkaline soils.
Alkaline soil pH 8.0, acidic soil pH 5.1.
Do not plant in poorly drained areas or near fruit trees!
Keep the soil moist when newly planted, then water weekly for the first few months.
Height: 100-125 feet.
If planted in dry soil, it will grow to about 60 feet tall.
It spreads to 70 feet or more.
It grows about 3 feet taller each year.
It branches out like an umbrella, with branches spreading in all directions.
American elm bark is grayish-brown with deep, diamond-shaped fissures and broad, ridged growths.
The leaves are ovate, 3 to 5 inches long and up to 3 inches wide.
The trunk can reach 3.5-4 feet in diameter.
The elm bark is rough, with an interlocking ridged pattern.
Elm wood is excellent for woodworking!
This elm is also a food source for many birds, who feed on its seeds and young shoots.
This tree is recovering after surviving the Dutch elm disease of the 1930s.
All trees have been pruned for transport in tubular containers.