Ulmus ‘Homestead’ is known for its high resistance to Dutch elm disease. We grow this cultivar on our own root. A fast-growing Elm with an oval crown and sagging branches later in life. Versatile application on moist calcareous soils.
| Herkomst: | 1983, Complex cross between Ulmus pumila (female parent x Hybrid N215), Developed in nursery laboratory in Delware (Ohio) by Alden Townsend, US National Arboretum |
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| Volwassen hoogte: | First size trees 12+ m |
| Groeiwijze: | later sagging branches, Oval |
| Toepassing: | Hedges and forest plants, Large gardens, Parks |
| Omgevingsfactoren: | can withstand air pollution well, hardy and wind resistant, drought-proof, tolerates semi-paving |
| Bodem: | calcareous and moist soil |
| Bloemen: | inconspicuous, brownish purple, March |
| Vruchten: | inconspicuous |
| Bladeren | dark green |
| Bijzonderheden | grown on its own root, highly resistant to Dutch elm disease and other fungal diseases, yellow autumn color |
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