This tree is a Chinese elm and drake is a popular cultivar widely used in the area. The drake elm has a fast rate of growth, especially for the first eight to 10 years. It averages about 30-feet ...

Q. In April, we planted a 12-foot `Drake' elm tree (purchased from a local nursery) in a newly built bed. Evidently, we overwatered the tree, because all the leaves turned yellow and fell off.

QUESTION: The bark is peeling off our Drake elm, and the trunk is covered with ants. Do I need to apply a control? ANSWER: Sit back and enjoy the peeling bark of your tree. It’s in no danger.

Q: What is this beautiful flowering tree that I see that has yellow flowers that fade to a rose color? The tree is about 30 feet tall. I would love to buy one.

Question: We have a Drake elm that produces seeds during the fall each year. At about this time, something cuts many of the ends of the branches off the tree. Do you have an idea what could be caus… ...

Kitty Drake said she and her husband were inside their quiet Brinklow home when they narrowly missed a 200-year-old Elm tree on its way down. RELATED | Severe storms sweep through DC, Maryland ...

This potentially 45-foot-tall graceful tree also is called Drake or Chinese elm. A good choice for urban areas, it's a relatively fast-growing tree with fine foliage that provides filtered shade.

The Chinese elm species can reach 80 feet in height, but Drake only grows to about 40 to 50 feet tall, with a slender trunk and crown. It makes an ideal shade, specimen, street or parking lot tree ...

People living in Orlando can order up to two trees online. They can choose from red maple, tulip trees, drake elm and more. The trees will be delivered right to your door.

Elm Trees are deciduous and semi-deciduous trees which consist of the flowering ... Japan, North Korea and Vietnam and stands tall up to 40-50 feet. They are also known as drake Elm and lacebark ...

Question: I recently noticed several rings of holes about a quarter-inch in diameter that encircle the trunk of our Drake elm tree. What produced the holes, and what should I do? Answer: Your tree ...