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Hidden secrets: Chinese elm trees can naturalize (reseed) in heavily and not so heavily irrigated landscapes in Phoenix and southern California.Although there have been games recorded around the world involving balls being kicked around a field, the modern rules of Association Football, aka soccer, can be traced back to mid-19th century England. Siberian elm to be a trash tree when compared to Chinese elm. (where Chinese elm does not grow) consider Most experts outside of the upper Midwest and Plains states Weaker and more brittle wood, produces more litter, and has less glossy leaves Siberian elm flowers in spring, has a relatively stiff and rigid growth habit,

In the nursery and landscape trades Chinese elm is sometimes confused with with U. 'Yatsubusa' - is a dwarf cultivar growing only 6 feet tall, great for very small landscape spaces.'True Green' - has a evergreen, beautiful pendulous habit.

'Sempervirens' - is best for warm coastal climates of southern California and peninsular Florida it has a mostly evergreen habit with a dark red leaf color in winter.

'Emerald II' - is a stress tolerant cultivar tree with attractive mottled bark.

'Emerald I' - has a broadly rounded shape with orange, gray and brown bark.

'Dynasty' - is a National Arboretum selection with great orange-yellow fall color.

'Drake' - has relatively smaller leaves yielding a finer overaell texture not as cold hardy thus it is best used in Florida, southern Arizona, and southern California.

'Cork Bark' - also know as 'Corticosa' trunk has a corky bark.

'Brea' - has relatively large dark green leaves that gives the tree a lustrous, coarser texture.

'Allee' TM - also known as 'Emer II' or 'Emerald Vase', is a common cultivar with unusual bark fluting and high stress resistance to urban conditions.

It has the quintessential form (inverted vase like) for urban planting sites. In addition, cultivars 'Drake', 'Truegreen' and 'Evergreen' are susceptible to canker disease ( Fusarium lateritium and Diplodia sp).ДЄdditional comments: Chinese elm is one of the best mesic shade trees for the Most locally available treesДisease and pests: Sometimes susceptible to Texas root rot, but Pruning: Needs to be vigorously trained and staked when young, ESPECIALLY if asexually propagated from cutting. Supplemental water also improves appearance. Watering: To maintain vigor, irrigate regularly during spring, summerДЄnd early fall. Temperature: Hardy, but in Phoenix the foliage will become marginally necrotic in late summer and early fall due to summer heat stress. Sometimes yellowish-red fall to winter color from foliage duringД¬ooler falls and early cold winters. Seasonal color: Brilliant, light green foliage in spring, Year followed by single-winged samara that are greenish pink in Leaves with serrate margins and an inequilaterally or cuneate base,ДЄlternate arrangement, 'bark' is shed in a 'puzzle-piece'ДЇlowers & fruits: Flowers greenish yellow in late summer of Growth Habit: Woody, semi-evergreen perennial tree, Moderate to fast to 40 to 60 feet with equalДЇoliage/texture: Small 1 to 3 inches long, elliptic to ovate Special note about form: It is duly noted that Chinese elm trees can have the quintessential inverted vase form that's ideal for trees in urban settings.

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Cutting grown trees will struggle to show full symmetry. Seedling grown trees will have a nice symmetrical form.

Weeping especially if propagated from stem cutting. Also, makes an excellent bonsai.ДЇorm & Character: Upright, inverted vase with an open canopy and umbrella top spread, small branches are Landscape Use: Residential shade tree, street tree, accent. Common: Chinese elm, evergreen elm, lacebark elm

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