Ulmus parvifolia 'Caitlin' Dwarf Small Leaf Chinese Elm OHDISCOUNT making it a resilient choice

making it a resilient choice for USDA Zone 5

The dark green foliage turns to a nice shade yellow infused with orange in the fall

Acer davidii 'Serpintine' has a semi-cascading habit for a snake bark

'Soquel' is good in zones 7-9

'Trollguld' is expected to be 3 ft x 3 ft in 10 years

Ulmus parvifolia 'Caitlin' Dwarf Small Leaf Chinese Elm OHDISCOUNT making it a resilient choiceUlmus parvifolia 'Caitlin' Small Leaf Chinese Lacebark Elm Zones 4 9 Part Sun Full Sun Great For Bonsai 'Caitlin' is selection of Ulmus parviflora that was made by John Caitlin in 1953. It was diminuative in size, compact, and had small glossy leaves. Jim Barrett named this selection 'Caitlin' to destinguish it from typical Chinese elms as the Caitlin Elm began to grow in popularity. In warmer climates, this elm may display more evergreen tendencies.