Ulmus Horizontalis

a rare and spectacular weeping form of the Wych Elm, admired for its broad, architectural shape and dramatic cascading branches. Over time, it develops into a striking, wide-spreading shade tree, making it ideal as a feature specimen in large gardens or park-like settings.

In spring and summer it displays coarse, deep green foliage, creating a lush canopy that provides generous shade. Come autumn the leaves turn a rich butter yellow, adding brilliant seasonal colour before they fall.

This elm is both hardy and deciduous, thriving in a sunny position with well-drained soil. Its distinctive structure and year-round character make it a standout choice for those seeking a truly sculptural and uncommon tree.