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Botanical Name
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Ulmus crassifolia
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Description
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A native Texas elm that grows well in most parts of the state. It is an adaptable, tough tree with good drought tolerance. Small dark green leaves turn yellow in fall. Tolerant of heavy clay soils and wet locations. Excellent, easy care shade tree.
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Exposure
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Full Sun
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Height x Width
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40-60' H x 30-40' W
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Water
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Water regularly until established. Requires little water once established.
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Zones
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Zones 6-10
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Fertilization
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Fertilize in spring and fall with a well balanced fertilizer. Follow label directions.
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Pruning
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Little pruning is generally needed. Prune as needed to remove broken or mis-directed branches.
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PC #
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CsNH13279
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