GENERAL DESCRIPTION

• ORIGIN:
• CLIMATE: Withstands -20°C.
• EXPOSURE :
• SOIL: clay soil, loamy soil.
• GROWTH: Slow.
• PATHOLOGY:
• MULTIPLICATION: Grafting.
• SIZE:
• USE: Zelkova serrata ‘Ogon’ will be particularly showcased in park and garden environments.
• MERIT:
• SYNONYM: Zelkova serrata 'Ogon Bright Park'

GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY

• DIMENSIONS: Can reach 6-8m in height.
• PORT: Flared, narrow crown.
• TRUNK: Hairless, later rough. The trunks of older specimens turn orange-brown.
• BARK: Light orange-brown.
• BRANCHES: Orange-grey twigs.
• NOTE:

PHYSIOLOGY OF LEAVES

• SHAPE: The leaves are oval to ovoid, finely chiseled.
• COLOR: In spring, the leaves emerge orange-yellow to yellow and remain yellow-green to fresh green in summer. The young leaves also turn yellow in summer, creating a beautiful brightening effect. In autumn, the leaves turn golden yellow again, with an orange glow in the right light.
• NOTE: Deciduous leaves. Ogon means gold in Japanese and this clearly refers to what this cultivar was selected for.

PHYSIOLOGY OF FLOWERS

• ERA:
• FORM: In inconspicuous capitula.
• COLOUR: Greens.
• NOTE:

PHYSIOLOGY OF FRUIT

• SHAPE:
• COLOR:
• SEEDS :
• NOTE :