Pyramidal in youth, crown at maturity has several horizontal and
Height 25’-30’ with pyramidal shape when
are eaten by browsers. which accounts for its common name. Acorn is a favorite food of deer, turkey and squirrels. Elm wood is used in constructing boats and farm buildings because it is durable underwater; its is also used for furniture. white oak tolerates salt, drought and soil compaction in urban
Excellent as specimen tree or
sites for songbirds. The American Elm will grow nearly anywhere in Central and Eastern America. compaction, and other adverse urban conditions. Erect
Prefers moist,
Both are vectors of Dutch elm disease. General George Washington reportedly took charge of the Continental Army under a big elm, and the trees became a symbol for American ideals. Also knows as sorrel tree and lily of
The purple finch
Has attractive flowers, fruits, and foliage. Groups that utilized this
large, graceful, spreading, medium to fast growing tree can reach to a
Pyramidal in youth, rounded crown at maturity. Cavity dwellers such as woodpeckers, squirrels, possums, and coons often make their homes in the American Elm Tree, as most elm trees twist into very interesting shapes as they reach into the sky. However, disease resistant trees have been developed. Likes moist,
well drained, acid soils. Here is some reader mail on Sundayâs column in The Baltimore Sun about the rare American elm I discovered in my neighborhood.. For nearly 200 years, an elm tree stood at the corner of Lombard and Greene streets in Baltimore, serving as the historic symbol of the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB). American Elm Tree. Chipmunks and squirrels eat seeds and
Leaves are leathery and dark green above. The Elm family, Ulmaceae, contains the genera Celtis (hackberry), Trema and Ulmus (elm). Users include wood ducks, robins, woodpeckers,
Height: 60′-80′, Spread: 45′-65′. Excellent lawn tree under filtered shade. Grows in
Often
Growing Zones: 2-9 Sold Out. Transplant as small tree. soils, but is very adaptable. brilliant yellow, burnt orange and red tones in autumn. Nesting site for several warblers. Excellent tree as specimen for lawn and park settings. shade. As the weather in our Nationâs capital is growing colder the opportunity to prune Elm trees is fast approaching. cast light shade below the tree, allowing a lawn to thrive. The elm leaf beetle, Pyrrhalta luteola will feed on all species of native and introduced elm and zelkova. Limited wildlife value. Deep taproot. It may have fewer occurrences but with a large number of individuals in some populations, and it. Excellent for screens, hedges, accent plant and
Tolerates seacoast conditions. Full sun to partial
prefers deep, rich soils, but grows well in a variety of conditions and
Tolerates salt, heat, drought,
turning vibrant red in fall. Medium to fast growth. Fast grower. multi-stemmed. Spectacular fall colors make it a fine choice as a street tree in
Full sun to light
be a very large, handsome, yard tree. lily-of-the-valley in late spring. Dutch elm disease affecting an elm tree. strips. lawns. Leaves are yellow to
The purplish black berries are sweet and juicy but are
weakly pyramidal; in old age the crown is a broad top of ascending,
cedar waxwings. growing oak with willow-like foliage. soils. ft. single-family home is a bed, 3.0 bath property. conditions that restrict root growth. summer and fall, are used by birds and mammals during the winter. Starting at $39.95 15. feet at maturity and grows better on dry and poor sites than other oaks. Best
valuable for lawns, parks, and estates. Height 15’-25’ Spread: up to 35’ Typically
It is the largest known tree of its species in the country as reported to American Forests. Plant in full sun and a
short trunk with open, oval crown. Pagoda
American Elm Tree. Flowers are creamy white and
Habit is
straight trunk with a narrow canopy. treating colds. edible. most oaks, and becomes established quickly. flowering trees valued for wildlife food and shelter. Easily grown in wet soils. Handsome tree used as specimen in parks and
Height: 80′-100′, Spread: 25′-35′. Height: 15′-30′, Spread: 18′-25′. material. Acorns are at
Catkins are used by redpolls and pine siskins. Does best in full sun, but tolerates shade. jays, nuthatches, thrushes, woodpeckers, rabbits, foxes, squirrels and
Handsome reddish brown bark. Prefers
One of the goals of the Glen Arboretum is to exhibit each of the native trees of Maryland. Foliage is used by
This
American Elm Ulmus americana. The
part shade, but is adaptable. It is a tree mostly found in ⦠factors. However, the species has been
yellow-green in fall. 4. stems are upright and highly branched forming a dense shrub, or if
Characteristics: The American Elm is a deciduous tree, sometimes growing to more than 100 feet tall with a trunk 4 feet or more in diameter. The 2,108 sq. Difficult to
These small trees have attractive bark, flowers,
soils. Fruit is used by grouse. and woodpeckers. Height 20’-35’ Spread: same. Often are used as shade trees and for wind and noise barriers. used on the corner of a house. Acorns are at the top of the
Modern Uses: American Elm is used widely as a shade and street tree, because of its shape and tolerance of stress
Place in well drained soil. clusters of extremely fragrant, one-inch white blossoms which are
withstands dirt and grime of cities. nuthatches, thrushes, woodpeckers, rabbits, foxes, squirrels and deer. Tolerates shade. Its slender pyramidal form, beautiful leaf
scarlet color. has a tall straight trunk free of branches on lower portions of the
Fruit are small blue-black berries that are readily
Sycamore is used for watershed protection since it can be planted on wet sites. Trees at Hunting Creek Lake, Cunningham Falls State Park, Thurmont, Maryland, January 2006. Grows best on fertile, well-drained
yellow in the fall. Elm, genus of about 35 species of forest and ornamental shade trees, native primarily to north temperate areas. Good shade tree. Can
Often grown multistemmed. lofty, deciduous (loses its leaves in the fall) conifer (small round
Decoctions made from the roots, leaves, or bark were said to heal broken bones and shrink tumors. Height: 15′-35′, Spread: 10′-25′. for planting beneath power lines due to its small size. There are several in this state reported to be more than four centuries old. Beautiful orange to red autumn color. Chestnut oak commonly reaches 60 to 80
Height: 80′-100′, Spread; 50′-80′. The tree is capable of self-pollination because the flowers each have both male and female parts. Tree Montgomery is a FREE program to plant shade trees across Montgomery County, Maryland. 566 Hume Bedford Road Paris, KY 40361 Map & Directions. tree with rounded crown, pink to purplish flowers in early spring. Colonial Uses: In Colonial England, the leaves of some elm species were used to treat bruising and burns. Fast grower. The tree is short-lived, has a rapid
tolerate air pollution and is susceptible to damage from road salt. Can be used as a street, yard, or border tree. the top of the food preference list for wood ducks, pheasants, grackles,
White flower. Prefers moist, well-drained, acid soil in full sun to
literally “alive” with the bustling activity of visiting bees. This tree is a North American Native who has a USDA hardy zone designation of 2 â 9. tree. with flat topped crown. Provides valuable cover and
and mammals and are important food for chipmunks and squirrels. Unlike other species of trees that can be pruned year round the Elm tree typically needs to be pruned during the coldest parts of winter to protect the tree from the deadly Dutch Elm ⦠The inner bark of elm trees was once used to make bread, they say, and in revolutionary days, the Sons of Liberty met under an American elm to dispute the Stamp Act. Flowers are white and fall foliage a purple to
The honey
One of the faster growing oaks. tree to plant. Just plant it and watch it grow. Books & Gear Used In this Video -- https://amzn.to/2YhNQ92 Elm Tree Elm Trees ELM TREES!! growth rate, and can be used as a filler plant or to attract birds. Links: View at Maryland ⦠12. either full sun or shade. Height: 50′-80’+, Spread: 20′-40′. Bright green spring leaves ½” – ¾” turn soft sage green
widely used oak for landscaping. Height: 30’-40’, Spread: 15’-20’. Slippery Elm. Well formed
This
top of the food preference list for wood ducks, pheasants, grackles,
Growing Zones: 3-9 DannaSpire Columnar Elm Tree. Prefers loamy, well drained
The European Elm Bark Beetle and Banded Elm Bark Beetle use this tree as a host. Moderate wildlife importance. and cardinal are principal users. properly pruned a small tree. It grows best in
It is well suited to lawns and urban landscapes. Maryland Native Elm Family Trees, Ulmaceae. There are some stupendous Elms on the North East side of town. The crown forms a high, spreading canopy. in mid spring. for adverse growing conditions. Long, straight trunk with a narrow canopy. American Elm Tree - Ulmus americana is a Large, Tall, Flowering Tree . Sharply thorny. Usually has
There are approximately 120 species of trees naturally occurring in Maryland. Excellent fall color. Tolerates shade. Twitter; Facebook; YouTube; E-mail Height 60′-80′, spread 50′-80′. Most
Likes moist, well drained
Useful tree
Height: 60′-80′, Spread: 2/3 height. Dogwood is an excellent small tree or large shrub that can be grown
fast grower. Elm is medium with respect to weight, hardness and stiffness and excellent bending strength and resistance to shock. Starting at $99.95 Growing Zones: 5-9 Sold Out. Full
Medium
An Elm Tree and Three Sisters by Norma Sommerdorf is a children's book about three young sisters that plant a small elm tree in their backyard. oaks. has short trunk with wide spreading crown. It grows from zone 2 to zone 9, with few places too hot or too cold for it. Height: 40′-70′, Spread: 25′-35′. Swamp
arching branches. Small
soil. A fine
Height: 30′-70′, Spread: same. Requires
occur only in or near water. chickadees, and siskins. Multistemmed, small tree or open shrub. Showing 1 - 5 of 5 items. may be susceptible to ⦠Can be used in many types of landscape
If you plan to use a Marylanders Plant Trees coupon please check if the tree you want to plant is on the eligible list below. Tolerates wet soils but is adaptable to many soils types. There is one on Harford Road at Kentucky Avenue that has some bus or truck scars that show how resilient a tree ⦠Photo: C. Kaiser, U. of KY, Bugwood.org. In late spring for a short time the trees have long, dense
tight, compacted situations such as in very small lawns or other
Limited wildlife value. Needs plenty of room to grow. Long,
planted beyond its range as far north as central Alberta and also survive desert heat in Arizona. Records: There are 75 records in the project database. and fruit. Should be restricted
around commercial buildings. Height: 50′-100′, Spread 30′-70′. upright growth and short, irregular branches form an open canopy and
Used extensively
This fungal disease enters through feeding wounds made by the native elm bark beetle and the more prevalent, smaller, European elm bark beetle (see photo). Click to enlarge. The Elm is a publication of the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB). Acorns are at the
As of fall 2017 there are over 100 of these species species â ranging from large, fully established trees to newly planted seedlingssâgrowing in the Glen ⦠Likes wet, acid soils. Need Assistance? Office: 859-987-4856 Fax: 859-987-0374 info@elmtreefarmky.com. environments. food for many birds and mammals. Excellent specimen tree or in groups, borders or near large buildings. oak form with strong branches. Tree Montgomery is a program of Montgomery County Department of ⦠Heart-shaped leaves are reddish at emergence, become dark green, then
Our goal is simple â to plant shade trees and increase the tree canopy to provide a wide array of benefits for you, your community, and the County. Rounded
The American Elm ⦠Use as specimen plant or in groupings. Foliage is used by browsers. Or select here to go a specific Elm family species page: Height: 40′-60′, Spread same. soon eaten by birds. Search all North American native Elm Family species here. Withstands a wide range of conditions but prefers rich, moist soil. Two turkey vultures enjoying a sweeping panoramic view of Olney from Montgomery County's largest tree. American Elm Tree Shade Tree. shade. or semi-shade. autumn. Cherry-Bark Elm (Ulmus villosa) The cherry-bark elm is a large, bushy tree that ⦠pyramidal in youth, opening up with age. This is a less common species of elm that is also known as âred ⦠It is transplanted more readily than most other white
either as a single or multi-trunked specimen. Difficult to obtain from nurseries. wildlife value. trunk with oval crown. source for songbirds including evening grosbeak, cardinals, robins and
Produces small cones. moist, well drained soils. Medium to
Height: 50′-80′, Spread: 25′-35′. It
Height: 12′-20′, Spread: same. Foliage is used by several birds for nest building. are some of the last to appear in spring and often drop early in the
Height: 6′-20′, Spread: 10′-15′. Fast
Height: 60′-80′, Spread: 50′-80′. rounded with wide spreading branches. Height: 50’-80’, Spread: 20’-35’ The
Plant in sheltered area. residential areas. Use in large areas. The leaves
American elm trees, like this one in Baltimore, were once common in cities and towns, but millions of them were ravaged by disease. Beechnuts are eaten by birds
Should not
Rare to uncommon with the number of occurrences typically in the range of 21 to 100 in. Prefers moist,
Bark
Full sun or semi-shade. Plant in well drained soil in full
well-drained soils. If youâre looking to plant a row of evergreens, try our American Holly, another Maryland native, or the Thuja Giant or ⦠Call 1.888.922.4119 please note prices and availability are subject to change at any time please note prices and ⦠Height: 40′-50′, Spread: 8′-20′. Native American Uses: The American Elm was used by the Native Americans to make infusions and teas for
Height: 20′-30′, Spread: 25′-30′. Blue-black fruit is eaten by bluebirds, cardinals, and
A Nostalgic and Fast Growing Shade Tree The American Elm is truly an American tree. pruning after lower branches have been removed for clearance. deer. Buds, flowers and leaves provide
Use in large areas. which are poisonous to many plants so do not plant near fruit trees or
Life stages of elm leaf beetle. Full sun. Tolerant of adverse conditions. fertile soil but will tolerate drier sites, Transplants readily. Acorns are at the top of the food
settings as they tolerate urban conditions well. Height 60′-70′, spread usually 2/3 the
the valley tree. The leaves are alternate, 2.5 to 4 inches long, with sharply serrate edges, and an oblique base. The fall foliage color is a deep burgundy. transplant so should be started as a seedling. Fruit is sweet and
General crown form is oval
sun. White to
Height: 12’-15’, Spread: 10’-12’. The dark red to black, leathery
Goshen Elm, an English Elm (Ulmus procera) Maryland's only Millennium tree, in Gaithersburg, MD at the Goshen Elm Neighborhood Conservation Park 236" circumference. Used on lawns, parks, golf courses and
cream colored flowers that have a strong lemon and rose-scented smell. Moderate wildlife importance. Good ornamental that is also useful for
Does well in
which is produced is quite delicious. conditions; moderately wet or very dry areas; tolerates wind; full sun;
well drained loam. some songbirds use stalks for nest building. Twigs and foliage
Excellent for lawn or park area. Maryland. have a pleasant fragrance. 2019. A beautiful orange leaf in the fall. Always like to see an Elm get itâs due. Usually
A shrub or small tree that tolerates
Fruit is fleshy, orange to dark
pyramidal with ascending branches. Fast grower. is pH and salt tolerant. American elm tree showing typical flagging and dieback symptoms due to Dutch elm disease. Wildlife value for honeybees and songbirds. Likes moist, well drained soils. Dense,
Seeds grow in a “cone” and are a beautiful
All stages of the elm leaf beetle develop on or near the elm tree. Plant in moist, well drained
Elm Tree Farm is a commercial Thoroughbred operation and sales agency, located in Central Kentucky, the heart of horse country. sparrows, robins, mockingbirds, juncos, and warblers. It tolerates shade but does not
crown. sun. Pyramidal in youth, becoming more pendulous with age. rate of growth. Full sun
Relatively
Can be used where a very large tree is desired, such as a broad boulevard, wide tree lawns near tall buildings, or in parks. The fruit is a flat samara 0.8 inches long and 0.5 inches wide, with a circular wing surrounding the single 0.15 inch seed. Height: 60’ – 80’., Spread: 30’ – 50’. Height: 50′-70′, Spread: 35′-50′. The tree is capable of self-pollination because the flowers each have both male and female parts. buildings, or in parks. Call toll-free in *Maryland* at 1-877-620-8DNR (8367). preference list for wood ducks, pheasants, grackles, jays, nuthatches,
“Cypress knees”
Likes deep, moist, acid
Height: 20′-60′, Spread: 50′-80′. Flowers white and
The flowers are small, purple-brown, and have no petals because they are wind pollinated; the flowers emerge in early spring before the leaves. round-topped and symmetrical. Many are cultivated for their height and attractive foliage. thrushes, woodpeckers, rabbits, foxes, squirrels and deer. young, drooping branches covered with fragrant white flowers resembling
100 Poisonous Plants of Maryland (University of Maryland) . and thrashers. Needles are used as nesting
in upright clusters. rounded to oval, dense, thorny tree. Gumballs can be a problem in lawn settings. Others, such as the Chinese Elm are only hardy in zones 7 to 9, while English Elm is hardy in zones 5 to 9. Seeds are eaten by quail, chickadees, grosbeaks, nuthatches
finches eat winged seeds. Elm trees are not demanding, growing well in almost any kind of soil, from acid to alkaline, and from sand to clay. Beetles breed beneath the bark of dying or ⦠foundation plantings. tree is desired, such as a broad boulevard, wide tree lawns near tall
fruit the size of a marble. Bright red berries are an important food
They are now rare. to large area use for parks and estates. Use one male for every three females. shade, pawpaw produces a fruit that is readily eaten by wildlife. main ornamental feature is the white flowers borne in drooping clusters
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