Tibetan elm, ca. 2 y. (10-30 cm)

Die tibetische Ulme ist eine Seltenheit. Sie wächst im Süden Tibets auf ca. 2.800 m Höhe. Außerhalb Asiens findet man sie nur in botanischen Gärten, z. B. im Morton Arboretum nahe Chicago oder in den Sir Harold Hillier Gardens in Hampshire, England.

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Product number: J119

DETAILS

Age:

2

Plant species:

Tibetan elm

The Tibetan elm is a rarity. It grows in the south of Tibet at an altitude of about 2,800 m. Outside Asia it is only found in botanical gardens, for example in the Morton Arboretum near Chicago or in the Sir Harold Hillier Gardens in Hampshire, England.

TIPS FOR CARE

These trees need to be placed outdoor all year round. They need the change of seasons.

The plant can be pleaced both in a sunny and in a partially shaded location. The sunnier it is, the more water it needs.

Plants that are marked with this symbol can tolerate frost. There is no harm in the bowl freezing. However, make sure that the soil never dries out completely and pour if something is not sufficient if the natural rainfall. We recommend to dig the plants along with the dish in the garden over the winter or cover it with peat or mulch around 5-10 cm. If the first spring shoots or buds are visible, you should keep the plants from frost if possible. Should the weather get very cold once again then, you can place the plant quite a few days in the unheated basement as not to lose the shoots through the frost.

This plant has an average water demand.

This plant needs moderate care.

This tree is a deciduous tree.