Ulmus 'Columella' Osmanthus armatus but increasingly enjoyed as an

but increasingly enjoyed as an ornamental tree due to its dark bark

With age it develops a beautifully fissured bark

Young trees are broadly conical

Often seen as a mop head which gives a more uniform round crown in leaf

It does well on any soil as long as it's free draining

Ulmus 'Columella' Osmanthus armatus but increasingly enjoyed as anAn exceptional elm offering a narrow and upright habit, perfect for streets or narrow planting, which is also highly resistant to Dutch elm disease. The dark green foliage is attractively undulated and twisted, creating dynamic and texture. Profuse lime green flowering in March April followed by brown winged nuts. Yellow autumn colour. Requires moist but well drained soil. H7