1 Gallon Cedar Elm

Cedar Elms are a tough and adaptable shade tree that is native to Texas. It is mainly known for its "tough-as-nails" nature, as it thrives in harsh conditions where other trees might struggle.   Scientific Name Ulmus crassifolia Foliage: Deciduous  Summer: The leaves are small, dark green, and have rough, sandpaper-like texture.  Fall: The leaves turn a golden-yellow color in the autumn. Winter: This tree drops its leaves in the winter, revealing a "corky" branching structure with winged ridges on the twigs.  Mature Height 50-70 feet Mature Width (Spread) 40-60 feet Growth Rate Moderate (typically 1.5-2.5 feet per year) USDA Zone 6-9 Plant Care & Characteristics Light Requirements: Full Sun. Cedar Elms typically perform best with at least 6 hours of direct sunlight but can tolerate partial shade. Water Requirements: Low to Moderate. Cedar Elms requires regular watering to get established, but once the roots are set, it is very low-maintenance. Cedar Elms are natu