Ulmus americana (American Elm)

Ulmus americana (American Elm)American Elm is a large, handsome vase shaped tree with a symmetrical crown. Fall color is yellow. It is mostly found along moist bottomland sites but can also be seen in upland areas with good soils. American Elm has shallow roots with a deep tap root that resists movement from floodwater, making this species valuable for preventing soil erosion. It is susceptible to Dutch elm disease. Planting Instructions: If the tree is buried too deep in the

can handle our heat and needs well-draining soil

Bush Sunflower is a drought-tolerant

Overcup Oak

Spikes of pale lilac-blue flowers appear in spring and summer

Texas native Yes Water use Low Sun exposure Sun to part shade Bloom color White Bloom time Spring Mature height 1-2 ft

It can form colonies via suckers

birds Notes Native bee

It works well in perennial gardens when allowed to trail around plants with contrasting shapes and textures

medium Sun exposure Full sun to part shade Bloom color Yellow Bloom time Fall

It reseeds easily

Texas native Yes Water use Low Sun exposure Full sun to part shade Bloom color Green

so it spreads quickly