Ulmus americana
American Elm is native perennial shade tree with dark green leaves and a vase-shaped crown. It reaches heights of 60-70ft tall and 20-40ft wide, growing best in full sun to partial shade. Moist, well-drained sandy or loamy soils are best. The American Elm is also a host plant for Eastern Comma, Question Mark, and Painted Lady caterpillars.
Ulmus americana
American Elm is native perennial shade tree with dark green leaves and a vase-shaped crown. It reaches heights of 60-70ft tall and 20-40ft wide, growing best in full sun to partial shade. Moist, well-drained sandy or loamy soils are best. The American Elm is also a host plant for Eastern Comma, Question Mark, and Painted Lady caterpillars.
Ulmus americana
Native perennial shade tree, 60-70ft tall and 20-40ft wide
Dark green leaves and a vase-shaped crown
Full sun to partial shade
Moist, well-drained sandy or loamy soils
Host plant for Eastern Comma, Question Mark, and Painted Lady caterpillars
