Definition
"Ulmus laevis," also known as the European white elm or fluttering elm, is a species of elm native to Europe. It's distinguished by its smooth leaves and preference for wetter habitats. 💦 Unlike some other elms, it's relatively resistant to Dutch elm disease. Its fluttering leaves give it a distinctive appearance in the wind. Think of it as the water-loving, smooth-leaved European elm. It thrives in riparian zones and floodplains.