Ulmo

Eucryphia Cordifolia

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Overview

The Ulmo (Eucryphia cordifolia), an evergreen tree, thrives in USDA hardiness zones 9-10. It boasts broad, leathery leaves and grows 35-40 feet high with a 15-20 foot spread. Renowned for fragrant, white summer blossoms, it prefers well-drained, acidic soil and full to partial sun. Ideal for focal points in large gardens. Caution: it may not tolerate extreme cold or heat.

Sun FullWater MediumZones 8–10Climate Temperate

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — It boasts broad, leathery leaves and grows 35-40 feet high with a 15-20 foot spread

Culture

Sun: Full
Water: Medium
USDA zones: 8–10

Shape & size

Mature height: 30–40 Ft.
Mature width: 20–30 Ft.

Classification

Family: Cunoniaceae
Climate: Temperate

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Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — tree with white blooms

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — tree for full

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — The Ulmo (Eucryphia cordifolia), an evergreen tree, thrives in USDA hardiness zones 9-10; ideal for focal points in large gardens

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — It boasts broad, leathery leaves and grows 35-40 feet high with a 15-20 foot spread; fragrant flowers that adorn its branches

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — Renowned for fragrant, white summer blossoms, it prefers well-drained, acidic soil and full to partial sun; acidic soil and

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — Ideal for focal points in large gardens; tree with white blooms

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — Caution: it may not tolerate extreme cold or heat; is a captivating evergreen tree

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — is a captivating evergreen tree; offering a stark contrast against its glossy

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — native to the temperate rainforests of Chile and Argentina; when designing with this tree

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — Standing typically between 20 to 40 feet tall; it holds a special appeal in landscape design due to its striking ornamental

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — It holds a special appeal in landscape design due to its striking ornamental features and adaptability; the Ulmo (Eucryphia

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — with a canopy spread of 15 to 20 feet; these features contribute to a show-stopping display that can attract a variety of

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — Each blossom spans approximately 2 inches across and boasts a conspicuous array of stamens; renowned for fragrant, white summer

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — fragrant flowers that adorn its branches from summer to early fall; the Ulmo is known for its resilience and relatively low

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — offering a stark contrast against its glossy; with a canopy spread of 15 to 20 feet

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — These features contribute to a show-stopping display that can attract a variety of pollinators; white flowers in the garden

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — heart-shaped leaves that measure up to 3 inches long; enhancing the biodiversity of the garden.<br><br>The Ulmo prefers

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — including bees and hummingbirds; caution: it may not tolerate extreme cold or heat

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — enhancing the biodiversity of the garden.<br><br>The Ulmo prefers well-drained; each blossom spans approximately 2 inches across

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — acidic soil and thrives in both full sun to partial shade; thus offering some flexibility in its placement within the landscape

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — consider its moderate growth rate and eventual size for both aesthetic balance and practical spacing; heart-shaped leaves that

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — When designing with this tree; native to the temperate rainforests of Chile and Argentina

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — thus offering some flexibility in its placement within the landscape; tree for full

Ulmo (Eucryphia Cordifolia) — the Ulmo is known for its resilience and relatively low maintenance once established; consider its moderate growth rate and

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