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New Horizon Elm

Ulmus x 'New Horizon'

Category: Deciduous Tree • Elm

Discover the New Horizon Elm, a fast-growing, disease-resistant tree perfect for urban landscapes.

Mature Height: 50-60 feet
Mature Width: 30-40 feet
Light: Sun
Zone: Zones 4-8
Maintenance: Moderate
Growth Rate: Moderate
Season of Interest: Multi-season
Foliage: Deciduous

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Josh Graber

Owner and Landscape Designer · Kansas State University · 25+ Years Experience

B.S. in Horticulture and Landscape Design – Kansas State University

25+ years of industry experience

Description

New Horizon Elm is a hybrid tree known for its upright growth habit and resistance to Dutch elm disease. It features a narrow crown and glossy green leaves, making it an excellent choice for urban landscapes.

Ideal Conditions

Thrives in full sun to partial shade. Prefers well-drained soil and is adaptable to various moisture levels.

Soil Preferences

Well-drained soil is ideal, tolerates a range of pH levels, and can adapt to different soil types.

Sun Needs

Sun

Landscape Guidance

Landscape Use

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Special Features

Disease-resistantfast-growingattractive foliage

Wildlife Value

Attracts birds and provides habitat.

Resistance / Tolerance

Drought tolerant.

Notes from Our Designer

Great for urban settings due to its resilience. Provides excellent shade and aesthetic appeal.

Maintenance Notes

Moderate

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Is New Horizon Elm a good fit for Kansas City landscapes?

That depends on sun exposure, moisture, spacing, and how the plant will be used in the overall design.

How should homeowners use this plant information?

Use the plant profile as a planning tool for size, conditions, and visual role, then connect it to the broader landscape design plan.

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