American Elm has been devastated by the Elm Disease
Slippery Elm with its distinctive red, hairy buds
Winged Elm thrive in the rich soil of bottom lands
Rock Elm has drooping lower branches
Cedar Elm is prevelant in the Mississippi Basin
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Ulmus Americana American Elm has been devastated by the Elm Disease |
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Ulmus Rubra Slippery Elm with its distinctive red, hairy buds |
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Ulmus Alata Winged Elm thrive in the rich soil of bottom lands |
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Ulmus Thomasii Rock Elm has drooping lower branches |
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Ulmus Crassifolia Cedar Elm is prevelant in the Mississippi Basin |
| Ulmus Serontina September Elm is an uncommon elm found in the MidWest USA |
| Ulmus Pumila Siberian Elm is a small shrub originally introduced from Asia |
| Ulmus Parvifolia LaceBark Elm is a particularly attracive elm due to its color variations |