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any way back to the question i think lol. making the bark appear clean and a darker colour can be achieved by pealing of the old flaky bark and then you can apply some olive oil, vegetable oil, sunflower oil or something similar to a cotton cloth and rub it onto the bark.

fertiliser in winter trees are dormant whether they are deciduous or evergreen and so do not take up any nutrients so there is no need to use fertiliser. You should stop using fertiliser around the beginning of winter and start again in spring. Organic fertiliser with out nitrogen im not...

AS said Chinese elm are out door trees and so do best out doors. they will tolerate in door conditions if kept moist, sprayed daily and have plenty of natural light which is relay making the indoors like the out doors. They can get very long leggy shoots with leafs only on the end of the...

also you could move some branches and open the trunk a bit as it is hidden completely when in full leaf. just a thought.

photo shop i dont no what the other options may be for the front but from this view it could look like this