List of Elm Species and Varieties By Common Name


  • "Field elms": spring flowering; flowers subsessile; leaves usually smooth above.
    • Cherry Bark Elm
    • Cornish Elm
    • Atinian Elm - see English Elm
    • David Elm
    • English Elm
    • Field Elm
    • Goodyer's Elm
    • Grey Elm
    • Guernsey Elm
    • Hoary Elm - see Grey Elm
    • Japanese Elm
    • Jersey Elm - see Guernsey Elm
    • Lock Elm - see Plot's Elm
    • Plot's Elm
    • Siberian Elm
    • Smooth-leaved Elm
    • Southampton Elm - see Guernsey Elm
    • Wahoo - see Winged Elm
    • Wheatley Elm - see Guernsey Elm
    • Wilson's Elm - see Japanese Elm
    • Winged Elm


  • "White elms": spring flowering; flowers pedunculate
    • American Elm
    • Cork Elm - see Rock Elm
    • European White Elm
    • Fluttering Elm - see European White Elm
    • Rock Elm
    • Red Elm - see Slippery Elm
    • Russian Elm - see European White Elm
    • Slippery Elm
    • Spreading Elm - see European White Elm
    • Water Elm - see American Elm
    • White Elm - see American Elm


  • Autumn-flowering elms
    • Cedar Elm
    • Chinese Elm
    • Lacebark Elm - see Chinese Elm
    • September Elm

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