Celtis koraiensis (Korean Hackberry) KIGN Introductions known to come from Emei

known to come from Emei Shan in Sichuan

Notes:  Does best when sheltered from the hot afternoon sun

Notes:  This form has bright white and green variegated foliage

trifoliate

Straight or contorted trunk with rounded or flattened irregular crown

Celtis koraiensis (Korean Hackberry) KIGN Introductions known to come from EmeiFamily: Cannabaceae Zone: 7 9 Natural Range: Korea, China, Manchuria Soil: Average Light: Sun Height: 20' 40' Bloom Time: April to May Attracts: Birds Attributes: Deciduous. Obovate to round leaves, coarsely toothed. Yellow fall foliage. Fleshy, edible fruit to 1'4" in diameter. Notes: Can be used as a sturdy and adaptable shade tree. Fruit is eaten by many different wildlife. Pot Size: 4" Band Pot