American Elm Tree

The American Elm (Ulmus americana) is a stately deciduous tree native to eastern North America, famed for its broad, vase-shaped crown and distinctive, asymmetrical leaves. Once a dominant feature of urban and rural landscapes, it suffered greatly from Dutch elm disease but still holds cultural significance and remains a cherished species in many areas. Its elegant form and tolerance of various soil conditions make it a versatile and enduring choice for parks, streets, and gardens.

• Stately deciduous tree with a broad, vase-shaped crown
• Distinctive, asymmetrical leaves and cultural significance despite Dutch elm disease
• Versatile and enduring, tolerant of various soil conditions in parks, streets, and gardens