Olmo A gold in Melbourne.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
to all the Friends of the trees.
We congratulate a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all friends of the trees that have visited our blog in 2010, almost twenty thousand readers (and thank you for your attention) posting a video that pays tribute to a wonderful example of Golden Wych Elm , Ulmus glabra 'Lutes CENS', the big hair and planted in 1938, located in the heart of Melbourne, Australia, on the corner of Alexandra Parade and Punt Road, South Yarra . L ' Ulmus glabra' lutescens ', is one of the most beautiful cultivar of' Ulmus glabra Olmo or mountain that, the characteristic of its leaves when exposed to sunlight becomes bright yellow, almost golden color is called Golden Elm . Tree of medium size and rapid growth, can get to 15/20 meters in height at maturity, forming a large crown round. Best known in America and planted Australia and New Zealand has the property of being one of the species that is resistant to DED Elm Elm, Dutch elm disease (DED). The sample of Melbourne, considering the fact that he lives right in the center of the city, is truly spectacular, let's enjoy the video "The Trees" of Alfred Zerfas . Buona visione e buone feste a tutti!
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