Ulmus parvifolia 'Burgundy'
Burgundy Lacebark Elm

 Genus:
 Plant Type:
 Growth Forms:
 Hardiness:
 Deciduous / Evergreen:
 Flower Notes:
Green (Not ornamentally important; late summer/fall flowering)
 Foliage Notes:
Green (Leaves lustrous dark green summer foliage); Red (Deep burgundy fall color)
 Fruit Notes:
Brown (Samara; not ornamentally important)
 Light Requirements:
 Soil Notes:
prefers moist, well-drained, fertile soils but tolerant of extremes in soil conditions
 Range:
Cultivated origin
 Diagnostic Characteristics:
Leaves are alternate, simple, ovate or obovate (0.75-2.5" long and 0.3-1.3" wide), unequally rounded at base (but not so oblique as in other elms), serrated, and pubescent underneath when young. Highly mottled bark.

Additional Information

This cultivar is noted for outstanding habit and foliage. Stunning, multi-colored mottled and exfoliating bark. Grows well under city conditions. Good resistance against Dutch elm disease, elm leaf beetle, and Japanese beetle. Slightly weak wooded, so sometimes damaged by ice storms.

21 Ulmus parvifolia 'Burgundy' found

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Number Accession ID Location
12021_00018*HRHPH
22021_00018*ERHPH
32021_00018*NFRNY
42021_00018*FRHPH
52021_00018*KHAMP
62021_00018*UJNSN
72021_00018*PSCHL
82021_00018*VJNSN
92021_00018*MJNSN
102021_00018*TJNSN
112021_00018*DHAMP
122021_00018*AARMS
132021_00018*GRHPH
142021_00018*RSCHL
152021_00018*JJNSN
162021_00018*CHAMP
172021_00018*IJNSN
182021_00018*BARMS
192021_00018*LHAMP
202021_00018*QFRNY
212021_00018*SSCHL

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