Ulmus minor
Smooth-leaved Elm ("Ulmus minor" subsp. "minor"), and Field Elm ("Ulmus minor") cultivars other than English Elm, are not as common in Australia as other species. The Silver Elm ("U. minor" 'Variegata') is the most commonly seen variety of this species, particularly in older botanic gardens and parks. Other introductions include Cornish Elm ("Ulmus minor" 'Stricta'), Guernsey Elm ("Ulmus minor" 'Sarniensis'), Cork-barked elm ("Ulmus minor" var. "suberosa" , = "Ulmus minor" ), Weeping cork-barked elm (possibly "Ulmus minor" 'Propendens'), pendulous field elm ("Ulmus minor" 'Pendula'), as well as "Ulmus minor" 'Viminalis' and its related cultivars 'Viminalis Aurea', 'Viminalis Marginata'. A fastigiate form of Smooth-leaved Elm was selected by the City of Melbourne for street planting, but was later found to have a problem with spitting at "V" crotches.