Ulmus parvifolia 'Emer II'

Form: Upright and spreading.
Size: 40 to 50 feet tall and equally as a wide.
Zone: 5 to 9.
Leaves: Deciduous. Lustrous dark green, changing yellow to purplish-brown in the fall.
Bark: Exfoliating. Light gray, orange and brown. Trunk becoming fluted with age.
Growth Rate: Fast.
Description: Bright green lustrous leaves emerging from upright arching branches. Planting along a street or avenue will develop a cathedral effect. This selection has many exciting
attributes; resistance to Dutch Elm Disease, exfoliating bark revealing an orange-brown
to tan feature, vase shaped long arching branches, and a tree that can withstand harsh
conditions.