>>The same cannot be said about the American Chestnut tree or for that matter, the American Elm.

I understand many American street were lined by the elms before disease wiped out most of them.  I read the elm were a good source of nectar for butterflies and bees.  Were elms a major honey plant? When do they bloom?

There are some resistant American elms selected from survivors that are being propagated and sold by mail order nurseries.  Should beekeepers plant elms?

Waldemar

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