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Well-pruned Valley Forge elms, mostly 11 years old, located on various private properties.
Photographs by Todd Carley.
Well-pruned Valley Forge elms, 11 years old, located in Acton, MA. The two photographs
on the right show a remarkable tree at Meeting House Hill in Acton which recovered
from severe Dutch elm disease, entirely on its own. Photographs by Todd Carley.
Well-pruned Valley Forge elms, all 9 years old, located on various private properties.
Photographs by Todd Carley.
Valley Forge elms, all 8 years old. The three photographs on the left depict a remarkable tree at Meeting House Hill
in Acton, MA, a tree which soon would contract DED and then recover fully, entirely on its own.
The tree on the far right is on private property. Photographs by Todd Carley.
Valley Forge elms, all 8 years old, located on various private properties in Acton, MA. The lowest
branches of these and other trees shown on this page probably should have been pruned off
at an earlier time to prevent possible upper branch splitting. Photographs by Todd Carley.
Valley Forge elms, all 8 years old. The two trees on the left are on private property in Acton, MA. Their lowest branches
probably should have been removed at an earlier time, as with other trees on this page. The two trees on the right
are on conservation lands. Photographs by Todd Carley.
Valley Forge elms, all 6 years old and large for their age, located on various private properties
in Acton, MA. Photographs by Todd Carley.
Valley Forge elms. The center-right tree is on private property, Acton, MA; the others are on various conservation lands.
Ages in years from left to right: 8, 6, 6, 8. Photographs by Todd Carley.
The two photos on the left depict Valley Forge elms planted along Willow Street in Acton, MA. The
center-right tree is one of the earliest-planted Valley Forge elms at the Acton Arboretum, Acton, MA.
The tree on the far right is the first American Liberty elm I donated, a tree which died of DED
in 2010. Ages in years from left to right: 6, 6, 8, 13. Photographs by Todd Carley.
New Harmony elms, each approximately 6 years of age, located along various main streets in
Littleton, MA. I had nothing to do with planting these particular trees. Photographs by Todd Carley.
Elm Sapling Gallery, page 2
Gallery of Mature Elms
Main article: Saving the American Elm
