'Princeton' Elm

Princeton Elm Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade Rate of growth: Moderate, growing about 1-2 feet per year Mature size: 50-70 feet tall and 30-50 feet wide Why plant one? Princeton Elm is a beautiful, shade-providing tree that is resistant to Dutch elm disease. It has a vase-shaped crown and dark green leaves that turn yellow in the fall. Princeton Elm is also relatively low-maintenance, making it a good choice for busy homeowners. How much does it grow per year? Princeton Elm grows about 1-2 feet per year. This means that it will reach its mature size of 50-70 feet tall and 30-50 feet wide in about 40-50 years. Other features: Vase-shaped crown Dark green leaves Yellow fall color Resistant to Dutch elm disease Low-maintenance Where to plant: Princeton Elm can be planted in full sun to partial shade. It prefers well-drained soil, but it is also tolerant of some clay soils. Princeton Elm can be planted as a specimen tree, in a row, or in a park. It is also a good c