Botanical Name: Common Names:
Ulmus parvifolia Todd Chinese Elm, Lacebark Elm,
Native: Foliage Type:
No Deciduous
Plant Type: Plant Habit:
Hedging / Screening, Trees Pendulous, Rounded, Spreading, Upright
Description:
A deciduous, medium tree with a spreading crown and pendulous branches. Bark is ornamental, greyish-brown in colour, flaking in patches to reveal brownish-orange trunk. Thick, serrated dark green leaves turn bronze-orange in autumn before shedding. The tree may be remain semi-evergreen in warmer climates. Great as a street tree and specimen planting. Grows to approx. 10m H x 8m W.
Mature Height: Mature Width:
4-10m 4-10m
Position: Soil Type:
Full Sun, Semi Shade Any, Well Drained
Landscape Use(s)
Borders / Shrubbery, Coastal Garden, Courtyard, Feature, Foliage Feature / Colour, Formal Garden, Hedging / Screening, Mass Planting, Verge, Wind Break, Container / Pot, Shade Tree
Pests & Diseases: Generally trouble free
Cultural Notes:
Plant Care
Annual slow release fertiliser, Keep moist during dry periods, Mulch well
Family Name: Origin:
Ulmaceae Asia
Characteristics
Foliage Colour: Green
Flower Colour: Insignificant
Flower Fragrant: No
Flowering Season: Summer
Fruit: TBA
Requirements Tolerances
Growth Rate: Moderate
Maintenance Level: Medium
Water Usage: Medium / Moderate
Drought: High
Frost: High
Wind: Medium / Moderate
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