Jefferson Elm Tree rs_TX In springtime pinkish-white blooms develop

In springtime pinkish-white blooms develop into deep pink fruit ready for picking and eating at summer's end

Red Labyrinth is sure to be the center of attention

produce one large crop of berries over a few weeks time

Key Features: Elegant blooms in a harmonious blend of lavender

Jefferson Elm Tree rs_TX In springtime pinkish-white blooms developWith a lineage that can be traced back to the Jefferson Elms planted along the National Mall in the 1930s, this modern cultivar has improved resistance to Dutch elm disease but the same signature upward vase shaped form and dark green foliage as its forebears. Cultivated in conjunction with the National Park Service and the U. S. National Arboretum, this native American elm will reach about 70 ft. tall with a 48 ft. spread, at a rate of about 2 3 ft.