Ulmus japonica ~ Japanese Elm Size:45 GALLON Arching terminal spikes with showy

Arching terminal spikes with showy bicolor flowers of white petals and purple funnel-form calyx bloom from late summer until the first frost attracting butterflies and hummingbirds

Grows best with afternoon shade in Southern climates and well drained soils

(2) Photo set by anoldent

Foliage may decline in hot and humid summer climates

Ulmus japonica ~ Japanese Elm Size:45 GALLON Arching terminal spikes with showyJapanese Elm is a hardy deciduous tree with a broad spreading crown resembling an umbrella and branches that can develop corky wings as it matures. The rough dark green leaves with double serrated margins turn yellow in fall. Inconspicuous red green flowers bloom in early spring before the foliage emerges and give way to samaras. Grows best with full sun and rich well drained soils. Japanese Elm is highly resistance to Dutch Elm disease. Can tolerate