CELTIS australis

A spreading, deciduous tree whose rough, dentate, leaves, which range from ovate to lanceolate in shape, are dark-green with undersides of a lighter shade of green and reach lengths of up to 15 cm. An exceptionally hardy variety, it is especially recommended for limy soils.

• Description: A spreading, deciduous tree whose rough, dentate, leaves, which range from ovate to lanceolate in shape, are dark-green with undersides of a lighter shade of green and reach lengths of up to 15 cm. An exceptionally hardy variety, it is especially recommended for limy soils.
• Origin: North Africa
• Classification: CELTIS, Genus, ULMACEAE, Family
• Climatic resistance: Very high, -15°C / -45°C USDA 1-6
• Environmental resistance: Smog resistant, Resistant to dry soils, Resistant to poor soils, Resistant to calcareous soils
• Max height: 15,00, –, 25,00, meters
• Use: Avenues
• Available shapes: natural, Standard