What is another word for Guernsey Elm?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈɜːnsɪ ˈɛlm] (IPA) 
The Guernsey Elm, also known as the Smooth-leaved Elm or Wych Elm, is a beautiful and sturdy tree that can reach up to 40 metres in height. This majestic tree is native to Europe and can be found in many habitats, from woodland to heathland.
There are many synonyms for the Guernsey Elm, including Ulmus glabra, the Latin name for the species, and Scots Elm, a name attributed to the tree's popularity in Scotland. Other names for this tree include Mountain Elm and Witch Elm, due to its twisted and gnarled branches.
The Guernsey Elm is a great addition to any garden or park due to its impressive size, hardiness and resilience. Its leaves are dark green and leathery, with serrated edges that turn a beautiful yellow in the autumn.
