Princeton American Elm (Ulmus A. Princeton) is a resilient and versatile tree suitable for a variety of landscape applications. This cultivar reaches heights of 60 to 80 feet and features a broad, vase-shaped canopy that provides generous shade. The Princeton American Elm has dark green, serrated leaves that display vibrant colors in the autumn months. It is specifically bred for enhanced resistance to Dutch elm disease, ensuring greater longevity and reliability in both urban and suburban environments. With its strong structural form and adaptability to different soil and climate conditions, the Princeton American Elm is an excellent choice for streetscapes, parks, and large residential projects.