Ulmus x hollandica 'Jacquelin Hillier' (Dutch Elm) New Additions Zone: 4 - 9

Zone: 4 - 9

Notes:  Unique foliage among this late flowering HARDY GINGER from upper elevations of HIMALAYAS

Soil:  Humus rich

Can be found growing in full sun or in the shade of tall conifers

This is a fragrant orchid that in the wild grows in calcareous grasslands

Ulmus x hollandica 'Jacquelin Hillier' (Dutch Elm) New Additions Zone: 4 - 9Family: UlmaceaeZone: 5 9Natural Range: Hybrid; U. glabra and U. plottii or U. minorSoil: Average, drought tolerantLight: Sun, part shadeHeight: 6' 8'Bloom Time: NAAttracts: NAPest Resistance: Air PollutionAttributes: Deciduous. Dwarf, slow growing form with dense branching. Small, finely toothed dark green leaves to 1 1 3" long. Herringbone pattern along the bark. Orange to yellow fall foliage. Notes: Discovered in Birmingham England in the 1960s.