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

'Gold Rush' prefers full sun to show off its brilliant foliage

This rounded pink-red amoenum leaf is very fitting on this dense dwarf that only reaches 6 ft in 15 years

According to Dick van der Maat who introduced this selection

Ash trees are not permitted to ship to UT

Azalea 'Daphne Salmon' Salmon Pink Blooms

The secondary flush of growth returns to the salmon to deep red but this time the leaves are smaller

has large leaves with 3 to 5 points on the leaves

The main photo is a photo by Dave Olszyk of a 30 year old specimen on Camano Island

'Beni kumo no su‘

Rare Chika Weeping Japanese Maple

'Tokyo Tower' is a great tree for small spaces in the landscape

‘Yellow Tea’ was imported from Japan by our good friend Ted Stephens