This native to the Central Texas Hill Country, Cedar Elm is a large, upright shaped deciduous tree reaching 70 to 80 ft tall and 40 to 50 Ft. wide. NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH A CEDAR TREE! This very hardy tree grows in adverse conditions and tolerates both dry and wet soil once established. Its small rough leaves turn bright yellow, prior to leaf drop in the fall. This tree also provides seeds and nesting habitat for wildlife. A medium growth rate and excellent drought resistance makes this tree a wonderful choice. Golden fall foliage