Ulmus parvifolia

Chinese Elm

Features

• A stunning tree with masses of small, dark green toothed leaves.
• As it matures it develops a flaking bark  revealing colours of greys, tans and reds.
• Is deciduous, though in favourable growing conditions can sometimes retain foliage well into winter.

Uses

• Used as a street tree where space permits.
• Great as a shade tree in car parks.
• Stunning as a specimen in large gardens and parks.

Growing Conditions

• Very frost and wind  hardy.
• Moderately coastal hardy.
• Grows in dry to very moist soil conditions.
• Prefers full sun to partial shade.