Elm - Drake ornamental and it ripens in late

and it ripens in late October or early November

Pollinator-Friendly: Early-season flowers support bees and other pollinators coming out of dormancy

and compact size make it an outstanding addition to any orchard

Spacing: Space trees 6–8 feet apart for proper air circulation and optimal growth

Elm - Drake ornamental and it ripens in lateAn excellent tree that is surprisingly under used, the Drake Elm is a deciduous tree with thick foliage, arching branches, and shiny green foliage. With its umbrella like form, the Drake makes for a great shade tree and can be planted with other elm's to create a nice canopy to frame an entrance or line a road. The Drake exhibits a fast growing rate and is hardy to 5 degrees (in Zones 6 9). It reaches a height of 35 to 45 feet and an equal spread.