American Elm Nasa almost black foliage that contrasts

almost black foliage that contrasts beautifully with its pink flowers in early spring

prune lightly to maintain shape

soft white flowers in both spring and fall

Standing tall at 10-15 feet and spreading up to 8-12 feet wide

giving it a furry appearance

American Elm Nasa almost black foliage that contrastsUlmus americana American Elm is a large deciduous tree known for its elegant, arching canopy and fast growth. It features serrated, dark green leaves and provides excellent shade, making it a popular choice for street plantings, parks, and large landscapes. USDA Hardiness Zones: 29Sun Requirements: Full sun to part shadeWater Requirements: Moderate; prefers well drained soilGrowth Rate: FastMature Size: 4060 feet tall, 3050 feet wideSoil Preference: