Wych Elm Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

One whole fresh green plant elm branch rib leaves flatlay isolated on white

One whole fresh green plant elm branch with rib leaves flatlay isolated on white

One whole fresh green plant elm branch with rib leaves isolated on white

Sunlight shining through winged samara seeds of tree in the family Ulmaceae, growing in an British ancient woodland

A branch of an elm tree (Ulmus) grows in the wild

Wych elm is one of those trees whose flowers appear early in the year, when the branches are still bare. Later, in spring, the red-dotted seeds become prominent, being so numerous that they give the appearance of being leaves. The seeds will not be ripe until June. It is likely that this young wych elm was planted by the conservators of Mitcham Common in Surrey, where this photo was taken.

Magnoliids: 1) Breadfruit (Artocarpus altilis, or Artocarpus incisa), a-branch with leaves, male and female inflorescences and a fruit, b-detail of a female inflorescence (enlarged); 2) Wych elm (Ulmus glabra), a-branch with leaves and fruits, b-flower cluster, c-one blossom (enlarged). Chromolithograph, published in 1895.

One whole fresh green plant rib leaves elm branch isolated on white

Wych elm is one of those trees whose flowers appear early in the year, when the branches are still bare. Later, in spring, the red-dotted seeds become prominent, being so numerous that they give the appearance of being leaves. The seeds will not be ripe until June. It is likely that this young wych elm was planted by the conservators of Mitcham Common in Surrey, where this photo was taken.

Close-up shot of flowers of the tree - the Wych elm or Scots elm (Ulmus glabra) growing in a park in bright sunlight. Flowers in clusters appear before leaves in early spring

Green flowers on elm tree in spring. Wych elm, Scots elm. Topic - spring, awakening and renewal of nature.

"Wych elm (ulmus glabra) leaves and fruits in spring, against a clear blue sky."

Large spreading tree to 40m, without suckers; bark with smooth silvery-grey, but eventually fissured and brownish; twig stout, rough when young. leaves rounded to elliptical with 12-18 pairs of lateral veins, rough hairy above, scarcely stalked. Fruit oval, 15-20mm, with a central seed (reddish). Habitat: Woods and hedgerows. Flowering Season: March-April. Distribution: Throughout Europe, except the Faeroes, Iceland and Spitsbergen. (N & C. Europe). Occasionally planted in Parks. This Picture is made in Spring in Flevoland (the Netherlands) in a Nature Reserve.

Close-up shot of flowers of the tree - the Wych elm or Scots elm (Ulmus glabra) growing in a park in bright sunlight. Flowers in clusters appear before leaves in early spring

Vintage engraved illustration isolated on white background - Wych elm or Scots elm (Ulmus glabra)

Wych elm or Scots elm (Ulmus glabra). Here seen close up in early spring as it is showing lots of bright green seeds and a few fresh leaves are developing.

One whole fresh green plant elm branch with fresh rib leaves flatlay isolated on white

Deciduous Tree Cultivated in England

City park birch tree icon. Hand drawn and outline illustration of city park birch tree vector icon for web design

Flowering Weeping Wych Elm Ulmus glabra pendula

"Antique 19th-century engraving of a wych elm. Illustration by Jacob Sturm (1771-1848) from the book Deutschlands Flora in Abbildungen nach der Natur mit Beschreibungen (Nuremberg, 1862).CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW FOR HUNDREDS MORE SIMILAR IMAGES:"

Wych elm is one of those trees whose flowers appear early in the year, when the branches are still bare. Later, in spring, the red-dotted seeds become prominent, being so numerous that they give the appearance of being leaves. The seeds will not be ripe until June. It is likely that this young wych elm was planted by the conservators of Mitcham Common in Surrey, where this photo was taken.

Melting snow pattern by a lone Wych Elm.

Wych elm is one of those trees whose flowers appear early in the year, when the branches are still bare. Later, in spring, the red-dotted seeds become prominent, being so numerous that they give the appearance of being leaves. The seeds will not be ripe until June. It is likely that this young wych elm was planted by the conservators of Mitcham Common in Surrey, where this photo was taken.

Wych elm (Ulmus cf. glabra) fruits in springtime.

One whole fresh green plant fresh rib leaves elm branch isolated on white

Wych elm is one of those trees whose flowers appear early in the year, when the branches are still bare. Later, in spring, the red-dotted seeds become prominent, being so numerous that they give the appearance of being leaves. The seeds will not be ripe until June. It is likely that this young wych elm was planted by the conservators of Mitcham Common in Surrey, where this photo was taken.

The grounds of the ruined Beauly Priory, showing the Wych Elm, recorded as having been there when the Priory was established in 1230 AD

Spring growth on elm tree,

Fresh leaves of a Wych elm, Ulmus glabra on a late spring day in a boreal forest in Estonia

Immature fruits of a Scots elm (Ulmus glabra)

Immature fruits of a Scots elm (Ulmus glabra)

Immature fruits of a Scots elm (Ulmus glabra)

Immature fruits of a Scots elm (Ulmus glabra)

Colorful leaves of Wych elm during fall foliage in Estonia, Northern Europe

Immature fruits of a Scots elm (Ulmus glabra)