Ulmus 'Rebella' -S- RESISTA -R-

The deciduous leaves of the Elm 'Rebella'® are medium-green, ovate, glossy, alternate, and doubly serrated. They are about 6 - 10 cm in size and display an attractive golden-yellow coloration in autumn.

The inconspicuous flowers appear from March to April.

Normal soil. It prefers a well-drained, fresh to moist, and nutrient-rich soil but is very tolerant of various soil types and also periods of drought or waterlogging.

Ulmus 'Rebella'® is a heart-rooted tree that develops a strong and far-reaching root system, contributing to its good stability.

The Elm 'Rebella'® exhibits very good frost hardiness.

Container plants can be planted all year round, except when the ground is frozen or during summer heat (above 30°C).

A long-term fertilizer can be used in spring, which releases nutrients slowly and continuously. Formative pruning in its early years helps to develop the desired crown shape.

Preferred location in a sunny to semi-shady position. This variety is known for its high adaptability to urban sites, including drier and compacted soils.

Avenue and street tree, city tree, solitary tree, park tree. Due to its excellent resistance to Dutch Elm Disease and its robustness, it is an excellent choice for reforestation and new plantings in cities and parks. It is also used for greening squares and wide paths.

The plant has a medium water requirement. After planting and during prolonged dry periods, additional watering is beneficial for growth and establishment.

Elm 'Rebella'® is a loosely upright to broadly oval growing tree with an open, yet dense crown. It usually reaches a height of 12 - 18 m and grows to about 8 - 12 m wide.