The many beneficial traits of cedar elm - Native Plant Society of Texas
Feb 22, 2011 · But there is no mistaking the beneficial traits of the cedar elm. This tough and adaptable shade tree is the most wide-spread native elm in Texas. While it prefers the limestone “cedar breaks”, it does well in heavy clay, compacted soils, and tolerates alkaline or salty soils.
Texas A&M Forest Service - Trees of Texas - List of Trees
The most common elm tree in Texas, distributed widely in East, South, and Central Texas. Most often found near streams, in solid stands on flatwoods near rivers, or on dry limestone hills. Also planted widely as a landscape tree.
5 Types Of Elm Trees In Texas
Dec 20, 2023 · The Cedar Elm is often considered the most common elm tree in Texas. Its adaptability, resistance to Dutch Elm Disease, and ability to withstand drought make it a prevalent choice in various regions of the state.
Cedar Elm, Basket Elm, Scrub Elm, Lime Elm, Texas Elm, Olmo, …
Cedar Elm is the most widespread native elm in Texas. It grows in all areas of the eastern half of Texas except the extreme southeastern part. It is a tough, adaptable shade tree with excellent drought tolerance and beautiful golden yellow fall color.
Cedar Elm - Texas A&M University
Cedar Elm is a medium to large size deciduous shade tree that is native to Texas. Growth form is typically rounded, oval, or upright oval, but can sometimes be vase-shaped. A tree that is tolerant of many urban sites, Cedar Elm is becoming more popular in the landscape trade.
Texas Tree Selector: Tree Description - Texas A&M University
Tough, drought-tolerant shade tree, well-adapted to a variety of conditions. Drooping branches may require pruning; aphids, powdery mildew, and mistletoe are notable pests. The Texas Tree Selector helps you find a tree that will grow in your county.
Low Maintenance to Pests: Understanding Cedar Elm Tree Pros …
May 2, 2024 · The cedar elm tree, known scientifically as Ulmus crassifolia, is a hardy and versatile tree native to North America, particularly thriving in Texas. It grows up to 70 feet tall and has a lush, dense canopy that provides ample shade.
Cedar Elm - US Forest Service Research and Development
Cedar elm thrives in deep rich soils (Inceptisols) in the Mississippi Delta and along streams in Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas, where it becomes a large tree along the Colorado and Brazos Rivers (2,15). Cedar elm grows on dense, poorly drained clay soils (Vertisols) in …
Texas A&M Forest Service - Trees of Texas - List of Trees
Cedar elm (Ulmus crassifolia) has rough leaves less than 2" long with toothed edges; anacahuite (Cordia boissieri) has longer, velvety leaves. Interesting Facts: An important component of the evergreen forest remnants along the lower Rio Grande valley.
TX SmartScape - Cedar Elm
The cedar elm is a widespread native to the North Texas area. It is one of the most adaptable trees available, and is an excellent choice for a street site or other restricted site where you need height from a tree.