Princeton Elm Ulmus americana 'Princeton' , Ulmus americana '

Ulmus americana 'Princeton,' commonly known as the Princeton Elm, is a cultivar of the iconic American Elm tree that has been specifically bred for its resistance to Dutch Elm Disease. Renowned for its stately form, adaptability, and hardiness, this deciduous tree is a timeless favorite for landscapes ranging from urban streets to expansive parks. Description The Princeton Elm is a fast-growing, medium-to-large shade tree that can reach heights of 50 to 70 feet with a broad, vase-shaped canopy spreading 30 to 50 feet wide. Its graceful, arching branches create a striking silhouette, evoking a classic, nostalgic aesthetic reminiscent of early American streetscapes. The tree’s foliage is lush and vibrant, consisting of dark green, serrated leaves that turn a striking golden yellow in fall, adding seasonal interest. The bark is gray-brown and develops deep ridges with age, contributing to its stately appearance. Princeton Elm exhibits improved resistance to Dutch Elm Disease while retain