JD, I think the tree you speak of was developed by the Elm Research Institute and is called the Liberty Elm. I'm not 100% sure but I think the Liberty Elm's canopy is different from the American Elm, which in my opinion is one of the most beautiful trees a person can look at, once mature. In appearance, the Liberty Elm seems to be shorter, not so towering with a grand and elegant canopy.
I injected an old one on our property with the Elm Research Institute's D.E.D. fungicide, but after it flagged, so it did not work, the tree was in a prominent location, had hoped to save it. It asorbed 50+ gallons of the solution, the process is relatively easy, but it's most effective in prevention, so once the tree gets sick, odds are in D.E.D.'s favor.
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