A cedar elm tree's usual lifespan ranges from 50 to 100 years. But these trees will require a little help to reach their maximum age. In other words, people will need to keep up with their maintenance, such as pruning.

Cedar elm trees are known for growing at a fast rate. But their maximum height ranges between 20 to 94 feet. Their surrounding areas and conditions will significantly impact how tall they get.

Do cedar elms cause allergies?

Sinus pain

Red or tearing eyes

Headaches

Itching

Sneezing

Wheezing

Runny nose

Itchy eyes and throat

Cough

Dark circles under the eyes

How do I know if my elm tree is dying?

Brown and Brittle Bark or Cracks

#1

Only Some Healthy Leaves Left

#2

Pests and Fungus Infestation

#3

Large Amounts of Dead Wood

#4

Fails the Scratch Test

#5

Signs of Root Damage

#6

Develops an Odd Growth Pattern

#7