Ulmus glabra Camperdownii Weeping Elm Pot Size:500 mm

Ulmus glabra Camperdownii Weeping Elm Pot Size:500 mmThe Weeping Elm is a small deciduous tree with a weeping nature with branches growing down into a gown or umbrella like canopy. Striking large matt green elm leaves pop out of the buds in springtime. The foliage changes colour in autumn and will begin to shed for winter. A mature specimen makes a striking ornamental feature tree in the garden and is popular as a lawn specimen in parks where there is adequate space for full development. This is a

this versatile native of eastern Australia grows as a shrub or small tree with an open habit

Conditions: Prefers full sun to light shade and is tolerant of coastal conditions

is famous for its delightful taste and seedlessness

It is tolerant of frost and cool climates

Its naturally dense habit and tidy appearance make it an excellent choice for hedging

lightly fragrant flowers appear just above the foliage

Lightly prune every couple of years to create density and maintain shape

or woodland gardens

smaller-growing banksia with beautiful shiny green foliage and large classic banksia candle flowers in autumn and winter

Known as Featherbush due to its fine feathery foliage

adding texture and colour even when not in bloom

It has a compact growth habit with large crimson leaves in summer turning to gold and orange in autumn