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Thanks for your responses. As an apartment dweller, I don't have a basement or garage. I have some south facing ledges and space on a fire escape. I also have a darker but more wind protected spot outside in in the back. All my other trees are tropical and were taken in last year. This tree was outside until late January, but then I got nervous when the temp really dropped and brought it in where it started spring early.

So I don't have the ideal set-up for elms and am still a little confused about what to do, but hopefully it will survive.

10-Oct-2007	#6
mat bonsaiTALK Journeyman Join Date: Jun-2006 Location: New York City Country: U.S.A. USDA Zone: 6 AHS Heat Zone: 5 Posts: 38	Thanks for your responses. As an apartment dweller, I don't have a basement or garage. I have some south facing ledges and space on a fire escape. I also have a darker but more wind protected spot outside in in the back. All my other trees are tropical and were taken in last year. This tree was outside until late January, but then I got nervous when the temp really dropped and brought it in where it started spring early. So I don't have the ideal set-up for elms and am still a little confused about what to do, but hopefully it will survive.