AMERICAN ELM - Dayton Avenue
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AMERICAN ELM
Dayton Avenue

Located just east of Lexington Parkway in front of 1080 Dayton Avenue, is this large American elm. This tree has provided beauty and shade for almost 100 years. Prior to the 1970’s, mature boulevard elms were common in Saint Paul creating a natural awning throughout the City. Since then, many mature elms succumbed to the devastating Dutch elm disease fungus. The residents living here, with a permit from the City of Saint Paul, have treated this tree with a preventative fungicide injection for almost 10 years. Currently, new disease resistant elm cultivars, such as Princeton, Accolade, and New Harmony, are being planted to restore the elm population back into the City landscape.
SCIENTIFIC NAME Ulmus Americana DIAMETER 55”
LOCATION 1080 Dayton Avenue HEIGHT 75’
NOMINATOR Kyle Palmer CROWN SPREAD 75’