The Chinese or Lacebark elm tree lacks the stateliness and large green leaves of the American elm, ... The little green flowers in spring are insignificant, turn into tiny samaras, winged fruits, ...

ATLANTA - Randi Isaacs usually spends fall outside, not here in her allergist's office. "Because usually October, it's not only great weather, but you don't need the medication that much," she ...

Chinese Elm trees are favored by landscapers and gardeners for their shade, low maintenance and beauty. They are also resistant to Dutch Elm disease and thrive in the urban and suburban ...

This is a variety of the Chinese elm, and all selections shed the outer layer of bark during late spring through early summer. The ants may be feeding on bits of sap from the tree or excreta from ...

According to a study focused on changing pollen trends in Atlanta, an increasing pollen count during the fall pollen bloom may correspond with a growing presence of Ulmus parvifolia or Chinese Elm ...

It is far inferior to the Chinese elm and is considered by some to be a “trash tree” when compared to the Ulmus parvifolia or Chinese elm. Information: 909-798-9384; email [email protected] ...

Q.: We have a couple of Chinese elm trees next to our home. They are relatively large and seem to keep multiplying. The trees are not very pretty and last summer, there were far more pods falling ...

Liner notes for an elm tree in Silver Lake. By Fariha Róisín. ... with weeds heralding out like a bouquet during the spring and fall seasons. ... under a local Chinese elm tree.

A: Chinese elm, Ulmus parvifolia, also known as lacebark elm, is an excellent tree. The bark is particularly attractive, looking like a big jigsaw puzzle. This elm is fast-growing, drought ...

And the Chinese Elm is also drought-resistant, and heartier than some other types of elm trees. So, if you're like Randi Isaacs, and sniffing and sneezing this fall, you might have a new trigger ...