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Ulmus Parvifolia 'Todd'Chinese Elm 'Todd' Botanical Name: Ulmus parvifolia 'Todd' Family: Ulmaceae Origin: East Asia (China, Korea, Japan) Plant Type: Deciduous to semi evergreen tree Overview Todd is a refined Chinese Elm selection for Adelaidetough, heat tolerant and beautifully textured. It carries small, glossy leaves on a neat, upright canopy, then shows gold to yellow orange autumn colour before a light winter leaf drop (often semi evergreen in coastal suburbs). The

spring–summer flowers and occasional berries

Sunlight: Full sun (best canopy density) to light part shade

shear/back-cut late winter to refresh

Hanging basket: 1 plant per 250–300 mm basket (2 for extra-full look)

branching stems mainly spring–summer

60 m W (clump/matting)

protect from prolonged winter wet in Hills gardens

silvery foliage adds contrast year-round

peak floral display late spring–summer with repeat blooms

Coastal Rosemary 'Wynyabbie Gem' / Native Rosemary 'Wynyabbie Gem'

Sunlight: Full sun (6+ hrs/day) for compact growth and fruiting

Combine with Westringia