Elm, Patmore

PATMORE ELM  Ulmus americana ‘Patmore’

• A hardy, prairie‑adapted selection of American Elm known for its strong central leader, uniform branching, and dependable boulevard form.
• Develops a tall, upright, vase‑shaped canopy with a more controlled structure than seedling American Elm, making it well suited to streetscapes, parks, and large residential lots.
• Dark green foliage provides dense summer shade and turns soft yellow in fall.
• Produces small, inconspicuous spring flowers followed by papery samaras.
• Performs reliably in prairie soils and urban conditions but requires consistent moisture, especially when young.
• Shows moderate resistance to Dutch Elm Disease but still requires routine monitoring and regulated pruning.
• Full Sun
• Zone 2, 12–15 m Height × 8–10 m Width