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Ulmus glabra Camperdownii

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Botanical Name: Common Names:

Ulmus glabra Camperdownii Weeping Wych Elm,

Native: Foliage Type:

No Deciduous

Plant Type: Plant Habit:

Trees Dense, Rounded, Spreading

Description:

A grafted standard form usually on a 1.8- 2m graft. It has a spreading weeping habit and can fall all the way to the ground. Foliage is serrated green leaves that turn yellow in autumn. A stunning specimen Feature tree ideal for parks and large gardens.

Mature Height: Mature Width:

2-4m 4-10m

Position: Soil Type:

Full Sun Any

Landscape Use(s)

Feature, Formal Garden, Container / Pot, Shade Tree

Pests & Diseases: Borers

Cultural Notes:

Plant Care

Annual slow release fertiliser, Keep moist during dry periods, Mulch well

Family Name: Origin:

Ulmaceae Europe

Characteristics

Foliage Colour: Green, Yellow

Flower Colour: Insignificant

Flower Fragrant: No

Flowering Season: N/A

Fruit: Insignificant

Requirements Tolerances

Growth Rate: Moderate

Maintenance Level: Low

Water Usage: Medium / Moderate

Drought: Medium / Moderate

Frost: High

Wind: Medium / Moderate

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