Elm, a Bach flower full of vitality
Elm Bach Flower is a bright red color, easily associated with vitality and dynamism. The flowers are made up of glomerules, or juxtaposed petals. They are arranged in umbels, an outwardly open form with a radiant appearance, and dangle from slender, short stems attached to trees. Bach Elm flowers bloom before spring arrives, in February, and remain in bloom for around three months.
They are found on elm trees, which are native to Great Britain. Its deciduous leaves are recognized by their green color and simple, oval shape, with serrated edges. These trees, whose wood is highly resistant, can reach a height of thirty meters and live for several hundred years, giving them a robust appearance. Once a common sight in village squares, elms are now rare. It can be found in many European countries, preferably in sunny regions, as it is particularly fond of rich, fertile soil.
