Ulmus parvifolia 'Hokkaido' (Chinese Elm) Zone 2 but they are difficult to

but they are difficult to find

Tall flower spikes of numerous orange-green flowers with reddish purple stripping

Notes:  Under-story maple native to moist rocky forests through the Appalachians to Georgia

Family: Melanthiaceae

Ulmus parvifolia 'Hokkaido' (Chinese Elm) Zone 2 but they are difficult toFamily: UlmaceaeZone: 4 9Natural Range: China, Korea, JapanSoil: Average, drought tolerantLight: Sun, part shadeHeight: 3Bloom Time: NAAttracts: NAPest Resistance: Air PollutionAttributes: Deciduous. Dwarf form with corky bark and small glossy green leaves. Insignificant, small reddish flowers in summer. Flat Samara like seeds. Notes: Slow growing and often used in rock gardens and bonsai. Pot Size: Quart Pot