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New Harmony American Elm from Story Landscaping

  • Writer: Story Landscaping
    Story Landscaping
  • Aug 26, 2019
  • 1 min read

Order a New Harmony American Elm for your home or business from Story Landscaping. A highly dutch elm disease resistant American Elm that was tested by the U.S. National Arboretum. A very urban savvy tree that exhibits the old American Elm form. Upright, vast shaped tree with an arching form. Dark green leaves turn yellow in fall. 60' x 60'. Zone 4.

Preparation

  • Elms prefer full sun or partial shade and moist, well-drained fertile soil. They adapt to wet or dry soil as well.

  • They make good street trees because they tolerate urban conditions, but keep in mind than planting an elm tree near sidewalks can lead to cracks and raised areas.

  • You can plant container-grown trees any time of year. Bare root, balled and burlapped (B&B) elms are best planted in spring or late fall.

  • Don’t amend the soil in the hole at planting time unless it is very poor. Add a little compost to the fill dirt for poor soils.

  • Wait until next spring to fertilize an elm tree.

  • Mulch the tree immediately after planting. Mulch helps the soil hold moisture and reduces competition from weeds.

Contact Story Landscaping LLP today for your trees and shrubs at 507-330-4646

 
 
 
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