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What is an Elm Tree? (Environmental Toxin - Flowers, Shrubs & Trees)
Ulmus glabra, commonly called Scotch elm or Wych elm, is a large, wide-spreading, deciduous tree that typically grows to 70-100' with a broad-rounded crown.