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Ulmus parvifolia

Lacebark Elm

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Information by: W-E Plants for the Willamette Valle        Photographer: Normans/Brad Smith

 

Description

Lacebark Elm quickly reaches 30-50' tall and 20-40' wide with an upright habit and spreading pendulous branches with age. Lacebark Elm has small, dark green leaves, giving a fine looking texture to the tree. Foliage turns yellow or orange in fall. Small, greenish yellow flowers appear in summer but are considered insignificant. Small light brown fruit appear in fall. Bark is brown gray but with maturity, exfoliates to reveal orange patterns. Is resistant to Dutch Elm disease. It does best in full sun. Used for bonsai.

 

Plant Type

Tree

Height Range

25-40', 40-60'

Width Range

40-60'

Flower Color

n/a

Flower Season

n/a

Leaf Color

Dark Green

Bark Color

Brown, Grey

Fruit Color

Brown

Fruit Season

Winter, Fall

Sun

Full

Water

Medium

Growth Rate

Fast

Soil Type

Loam

Soil Condition

Rich, Well-drained, Moist

Soil pH

Neutral

Adverse Factors

n/a

Design Styles

Japanese, Woodland

Accenting Features

Fall Color, Specimen, Unusual Foliage

Seasonal Interest

Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall

Location Uses

Background, Park

Special Uses

Container, Shade Tree

Attracts Wildlife

n/a

Water Saving Tip:

Adjust sprinklers to avoid watering sidewalks and driveways.