Ulmus parvifolia

Ulmus parvifolia, juvenile Ulmus parvifolia Jacq., the Chinese Elm, is a species of elm native to China, Japan, North Korea and Vietnam.

Ulmus parvifolia, var 'Catlin', is a sport of the common Chinese elm. It is partly evergreen in mild climate and evergreen in the south. Its leaves are a 1/4" to 3/4" long and are a shiny dark green, lanceolate and smaller than zelkova.

Ulmus parvifolia/Chinese Elm are often sold as indoor bonsai and as such are acclimatised to indoor growing conditions, however Chinese Elms are temperate trees and fully frost hardy.

Ulmus parvifolia with mudman This nice little imported Ulmus parvifolia was acquired by my wife at an art show and exhibit awhile back, the vendor purchased it from a grower in Hollywood Florida, ...

ULMUS PARVIFOLIA 'YATSUBUSA' For INDOOR BONSAI. 1cm evergreen leaves and dense growth. 2yr. 15cms. £2.50 ...

(Ulmus parvifolia) M % a fast grower; takes heavy top pruning; don't give extra iron or high Nitrogen fertilizer, especially not well into autumn: that could cause winter twig die-back; when leaf pruning, allow the petiole to remain; ...

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CHINESE ELM (Ulmus Parvifolia) The Chinese Elm is one of the most popular choices for bonsai. This tree can easily grow up to 60 feet in the wild. However, the Chinese Elm can also be trained as the perfect bonsai specimen.

The Chinese Elm (Ulmus parvifolia) Is a very easy tree to grow. Deciduous in temporate areas, it may retain its leaves in tropical and sub tropical regions. The Chinese elm is often wrongly sold as an indoor tree here in Europe and probably elseware.

The Chinese Elm or Ulmus Parvifolia, is a tree that many bonsai enthusiasts have in their collection. It seems it's one of those trees that's synonymous with bonsai as is the Black Pine, only a lot easier to care for and style.

ELM: Chinese, Ulmus parvifolia (many small-leaved cultivars) FIRETHORN: Pyracantha species GINKGO: Ginkgo biloba HAWTHORN: English, Crataegus laevigata; Washington, Crataegus phaenopyrum HEATHER: Scotch heather, Calluna vulgaris ...

Subtropicals such as Chinese elms, Ulmus parvifolia, have little if any dormancy requirements. In colder areas they drop their leaves, go dormant and act like deciduous trees.

CHINESE ELMS (Ulmus parvifolia): A deciduous species with small leaves and intricate fine branching. Another fast growing plant the elm is adaptable even in the coldest parts of the state. Also Siberian or Cory bark elms.

Elm: American, Ulmus americana; Chinese, Ulmus parvifolia; Siberian, Ulmus pumila Fir: Abies species Firethorn: Pyracantha species ...

compacta Elm: American, Ulmus americana; Chinese, Ulmus parvifolia; Siberian, Ulmus pumila Fir: Abies species Firethorn: Pyracantha species Ginkgo: Ginkgo biloba Goldenrain: Koelreuteria paniculata Gum: Sweet, Liquidambar styraciflua ...

See also: Bonsai, Chinese elm, Tree, Species, Plant