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Zelkova serrata

Species
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Family Ulmaceae
Synonyms Abelicea acuminata, Abelicea hirta, Abelicea keaki, Planera acuminata, Planera japonica, Planera keaki, Planera verschaffelti, Ulmus keaki, Ulmus keia-ki, Ulmus verschaffelti, Zelkova acuminata, Zelkova formosana, Zelkova hirta, Zelkova japonica, Zelkova keaki, Zelkova stipulacea, Zelkova tarokoensis
Common names Japanese Zelkova, Saw Leaf Zelkova

Climatic Suitability
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Form

Height in cultivation 12 – 20 m
Spread in cultivation 7 – 16 m
Origin Exotic
Flower colour Green, inconspicuous flowers
Flower period spring
Leaf colour Green
Leaf loss Deciduous
Canopy area 201.1 m2
Canopy shape Spreading

Site

Urban space type Garden
Use feature
Soil texture clay, loam, sand
Soil pH acidic, alkaline, neutral
Planting & Maintenance Well drained soil
Soil Volume 23 – 121 m3
Water use Moderate

Performance

Shade tolerance Full sun Part shade
Tolerance High drought
High frost
Moderate coastal
Soil Salinity No
Growth rate Medium
Expected lifespan Long
Risk - Flammability Moderate
Risk - Infrastructure Vigorous roots, shallow roots

Cultivars & Hybrids

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Zelkova serrata 'Green Vase'

Japanese Elm Green Vase

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Climatic Suitability

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Zelkova serrata 'Mushashino'

Musashino Zelkova

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Climatic Suitability

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Image of Zelkova serrata Schmidtlow Wireless

Zelkova serrata 'Schmidtlow Wireless'

Japanese Elm Wireless

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Climatic Suitability

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Climate Suitability

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