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David Humphries
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A different Ulmus 'New Horizon' that was posted earlier in this thread.

This one (planted in 2004) nearly succumbed to the drought conditions in 2006 (and compaction)

So we perforated the soil, watered it regularly, mulched, and it eventually picked up vitality.

Looks pretty good now.

 

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