Ulmus americana 'Princeton'
Category: Deciduous Tree • Elm
Princeton Elm is a disease-resistant shade tree ideal for urban landscapes.
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The Princeton Elm is a hardy deciduous tree known for its resistance to Dutch elm disease. It features a broad, rounded crown and attractive, serrated leaves that turn yellow in the fall.
Thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers moist, well-drained soil. Suitable for urban environments.
Well-drained soil is ideal, adaptable to various pH levels, and tolerates moderate moisture.
Sun
Provides habitat and food for birds.
Moderate resistance to Dutch elm disease.
Great for providing shade in larger landscapes. Consider for urban planting due to its disease resistance.
Moderate
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