Ulmus americana ‘Princeton’
Princeton American Elm
Selected 90 years ago, Princeton American Elm (Ulmus americana 'Princeton') has thrived on the streets of New Jersey for nearly a century forming one of the most beautiful tree plantings in the world. The most recent research from the National Arboretum ranks Princeton American Elm at the top of the list, equal to Valley Forge, in disease tolerance. This tree has the widest habitat range of any tree we grow.
Category: | Shade Tree, Deciduous |
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Size: | Large |
Adaptability: | Wet Soil Tolerant, Heat Tolerant, Cold Tolerant |
Fall Color: | Yellow |
Growth Rate: | Fast |
Native Habitat: | USA - Mountain |
Hardiness: | 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 |
Form: | Upright, Vase |
Mature Size: | 70' tall by 50' wide |
Seasonal Interest: | Rich medium green. The flaking bark and imposing upright branches give it winter appeal |
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