Ulmus pumila 'Pendula' Weeping Siberian Umbrella Elm

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Ulmus pumila 'Pendula' Weeping Siberian Umbrella ElmUlmus pumila 'Pendula Weeping Siberian Umbrella Elm Zones 3 8 Part Sun Full Sun Ulmus pumila Pendula is a weeping contorted elm that is extremely rare in cultivation. It was brought to the United States in 1908 by Frank Meyer from the Peking Botanical Garden. In China, this selection was known as the Dragons Claw Elm. Pendula makes a nice weeping umbrella reaching 4 5 ft in height by 6 7 ft in width in 10 years. Ulmus pumila Pendula has also been

especially in the winter landscape that is typically absent of color

Seedlings may be red or green in the spring and are the color by chance since these are non-grafted

Liriodendron tulipifera

One of the amazing features of this Japanese maple is a bright green bark that shows off well

once established

Thuja orientalis 'Morgan'

but this tree is well worth any hassle

'Spring Glow' blooms in late March with bright yellow clustered blooms that would almost remind you of a forsythia

which for us is an April bloomer

we realized this cultivar was already in Europe under the name 'Conglomerata Erecta'

'Patsy' features bright chartreuse leaves in early spring that are deeply divided and heavily serrated

The exceptional thing about 'Christy Ann' is a superb fall bright orange-red fall color