Princeton American Elm Arborvitae The tree forms a broad

The tree forms a broad

Screening: Use in groups for an informal screen that stays dense through the growing season

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Establishment: Keep watering consistent for the first few seasons so roots can settle in and growth stays steady

Mature Size: About 10 to 15 feet tall and 10 to 15 feet wide

Princeton American Elm Arborvitae The tree forms a broadPrinceton American Elm (Ulmus americana 'Princeton') Princeton American Elm is a classic, upright vase shaped shade tree selected for strong tolerance to Dutch elm disease. Glossy green foliage forms a high, arching canopy that casts broad, cooling shade and turns yellow in fall, suiting streetscapes and large lawns. Distinctive Features Graceful, arching limbs recreate the historic American elm look with modern durability, combining uniform