Celtis australis Pleached and only females produces berries

and only females produces berries - and even then only when in proximity of male plants

'Asplenifolia' offers the perfect balance between a rugged native and a delicate garden tree

A weeping form of a popular landscape tree useful as a specimen tree

creating crisp and attractive shapes and forms

single white flowers appear late April

Celtis australis Pleached and only females produces berriesA very popular urban tree in Southern Europe, selected for its high tolerance to drought and heat. Develops an attractive, rounded crown with age, bearing glossy ovate, pointed leaves with a serrated edge, similar to nettle. Dark red, edible fruits follow an inconspicious spring flowering. Good yellow autumn colours. Best in a sheltered and sunny position. H5