A large native deciduous shade tree with graceful arching branches and attractive vase-like form, featuring distinctive small flowers in spring and golden fall color. Once a dominant landscape tree, it is susceptible to Dutch elm disease but remains valued for its elegant structure and rapid growth.

Cedar Elm is a native Texas tree with small, elegant leaves and a spreading crown that provides excellent shade. It is drought-tolerant once established and valued for its graceful form and ability to thrive in challenging conditions.

A small deciduous to semi-evergreen tree prized for its delicate, finely-textured foliage and graceful branching habit. Popular as a bonsai and ornamental shade tree in mild climates.

A large deciduous shade tree native to Europe with a tall, upright form, small clustered flowers in early spring, and attractive arching branching. Historically popular as a street and landscape tree, though susceptible to Dutch elm disease.

A medium to large deciduous tree with a spreading crown, small leaves, and inconspicuous flowers followed by winged seeds. It is valued for its graceful form and adaptability to various conditions.

A fast-growing deciduous elm with a rounded crown, valued for its drought tolerance and ability to thrive in harsh conditions. Its small leaves turn yellow in fall, and it produces small winged fruits.

A large deciduous tree native to Europe with rough, dark bark and winged samara seeds. Wych elm is valued for its broad, spreading canopy and attractive foliage, though it is susceptible to Dutch elm disease.