Leaves – simple, deciduous ... Bark – grayish with interlacing ridges and alternating light and dark layers of inner bark. American elm (Ulmus americana) is a member of the Ulmaceae family, a group ...

The American Elm is native to Michigan, growing 60 to 100 feet tall. It is characterized by its thick ashy-gray bark, layered with alternating light and dark bands. American Elm leaves are alternate, ...

American elms are elegant and beautiful native ... These butterflies lay their eggs on the underside of elm leaves, and the ...

American elm trees (Ulmus americana) were once very common as forest and landscape trees in the eastern U.S. Their graceful vase shape and wide canopy made them especially popular for lining city ...

Leaves – Similar to U. alata ... it has been used to cross with the American elm (U. americana) in order to produce an American elm-appearing hybrid that is resistant to Dutch Elm’s Disease. Siberian ...