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Princeton American Elm

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Botanical Name: Ulmus americana ‘Princeton'
Common Name: Princeton American Elm

Updated 2/2013



Height: 75-90' Spread: 50-60' Habit/Form: Vase Shape/Upright Growth Rate: Fast Zone: 3-9

Cultural Requirements: Well-drained soil in full sun to part shade. Tolerant of extended flooding.

Ornamental Characteristics: A dense, symmetrical, upright elm with large, leathery, dark green foliage turning yellow in the fall. Resistant to Dutch elm disease. Can be sensitive to air pollution.

Use in the Landscape: Street and large lawn tree.

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