Zelkova serrata (Japanese Elm / Japanese Zelkova)

Zelkova serrata, commonly known as Japanese Elm, is a strong, elegant deciduous shade tree widely used in streetscapes and parks. It is admired for its vase-shaped structure, graceful branching, and excellent tolerance to urban conditions

Its serrated green leaves form a dense canopy in summer and turn attractive shades of yellow, orange, and rusty red in autumn. While its flowers are small and insignificant, its structure and seasonal foliage make it a highly valued landscape tree

It is often chosen as a resilient alternative to traditional elms due to its resistance to disease and adaptability