# Flower
Ulmus (Elm Blossom) flowers
Ulmus Elms, belongs to the family of Ulmaceae, are found in North America, Eurasia, Iran and Indonesia. Ulmus is a kind of deciduous tree, grown in spring season which also has more than 30 species, can reach up to the height of 50-90 feet, and develop a reddish kind of fruit. This tree is well known for its height growth, having a good and hard bark, with oval shaped leaves and it gives a natural gold color while shading. The American Elm is the most famous variety of Ulmus, famous for its tall height, bark and vase shape like structure.
Close-Up of Green Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flower Seed Clusters
Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flower Branch with Fresh Leaves and Seed Clusters
Budding Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flowers in Early Spring
Dense Cluster of Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flower Seed Pods
Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flower Tree Branches Covered in Green Seed Clusters
Delicate Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flowers Blooming on Bare Branches
Reddish Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flowers Hanging from a Branch
Yellow Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flower Clusters Blooming on a Tree Branch
Drying Reddish Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flower Clusters on a Bare Branch
Fresh Green Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flower Seed Clusters on a Branch
Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flower Branch Densely Covered in Green Seed Clusters
Reddish Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flower Buds Along a Slender Branch
Yellow-Green Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flower Clusters on a Budding Branch
Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flower Branch with Seed Clusters and Green Leaves
Ulmus (Elm Blossom) Flower Seed Clusters Beside a Broad Green Leaf
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