Ulmus parvifolia 'Caitlin' Dwarf Small Leaf Chinese Elm OHDISCOUNT This type of tree gets

This type of tree gets the name "snakebark" because the bark of this Japanese maple grows heavy black and white striations in the green bark that gives the appearance of a snake's skin

'Aureovariegata' may reach 5 ft in height by 3

Acer davidii 'Serpintine' has a semi-cascading habit for a snake bark

radiating outward to orange creating an overall effect of a fiery orange

'Barabit's Star' needles boast a vibrant green hue complemented by silvery undersides

Ulmus parvifolia 'Caitlin' Dwarf Small Leaf Chinese Elm OHDISCOUNT This type of tree getsUlmus parvifolia 'Caitlin' Small Leaf Chinese Lacebark Elm Zones 4 9 Part Sun Full Sun Great For Bonsai 'Caitlin' is selection of Ulmus parviflora that was made by John Caitlin in 1953. It was diminuative in size, compact, and had small glossy leaves. Jim Barrett named this selection 'Caitlin' to destinguish it from typical Chinese elms as the Caitlin Elm began to grow in popularity. In warmer climates, this elm may display more evergreen tendencies.