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Hi Dave S & All,
I am fuzzy on elms offhand but the first step will be collecting
some seed. Seeds, drawing on memory, are more diagnostic than foliage.
DW
On 6/25/2020 12:26 PM, David Simpson wrote:
> There are plenty of elm trees in the Windsor area. I have a few small
> (~8" DBH) on my small property. There are a number of large specimens
> in town.
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> Can anyone comment on the species they likely would be? The history of
> Dutch Elm here is fuzzy for me. Internet sources state elms were often
> planted here since ca.1800s. Was European White Elm, /Ulmus
> laivis/ widely planted in towns, or are these likely the native /Ulmus
> americana/? It seems differentiating the species isn't
> straightforward. Whatever the species, they are putting out seed now.
> Are there any concerns or guidelines for propagating elms now, in the
> age of dutch elm disease?
>
> Thanks
>
> /Dave in Curry's Corner /
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> /
> David Simpson
> (902) 580 8007
> david.sonsimp@gmail.com <mailto:david.sonsimp@gmail.com>
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<p> I am fuzzy on elms offhand but the first step will be
collecting some seed. Seeds, drawing on memory, are more
diagnostic than foliage.</p>
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<div>Can anyone comment on the species they likely would be? The
history of Dutch Elm here is fuzzy for me. Internet sources
state elms were often planted here since ca.1800s. Was
European White Elm, <i>Ulmus laivis</i> widely planted in
towns, or are these likely the native <i>Ulmus americana</i>?
It seems differentiating the species isn't straightforward.
Whatever the species, they are putting out seed now. Are there
any concerns or guidelines for propagating elms now, in the
age of dutch elm disease?</div>
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