Ulmus parvifolia 'Todd'
Ulmus parvifolia 'Todd'


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Genus
Ulmus
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Species
parvifolia
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Variety Type
Ornamental
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Variety
Ulmus (Elm)
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Growth Rate
Moderate.
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Foliage
Lustrous and thick, dark green leaves with an evenly and shallowly serrated margin. In autumn the leaves turn bronzy-orange to yellow or yellowish-green and often are reddish in a very narrow band along the margins. However, the tree may be semi-evergreen in warmer climates.
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Bark
Ornamental greyish-brown, exfoliating in patches to reveal brownish-orange younger bark on older trees. Young branches with numerous orange lenticels (pores).
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Ornamental Fruit
Samaras up to 9 mm in diameter, maturing in late autumn.
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Tree Habit
Broadly ovate to rounded, if slightly irregular, with wide spreading branches.
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Flowers
Inconspicuous flowers in late summer.
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Height (m)
10
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Width (m)
11