The only native linden in my area. It is mainly an Appalcahian species but ranges into northern and central Alabama. It forms a ring of s...Read Moremaller trunks around the main trunk. The bark is usually pale grey in color and the leaves have white undersides. Frequently considered a seperate species from American Linden because of several distinctive differences.
this tree grows natively in new hampshire where i grew up in a zone 3/zone 4 area. the large, heart-shaped leaves are handsome, especial...Read Morely when they turn yellow in the fall.
Oklahoma City, OK (Zone 7a) | December 2004 | neutral
This tree is native to the U.S. and grows in the Appalachians. It is also known as American Basswood.
It is a decidious t...Read Moreree growing more than 50' tall - at a medium rate. It is hardy to zone 5 and is not frost tender. It is in flower in July, and the seeds ripen in October.
The dried flowers can be used in making tea. It has a sedative effect.
Pests: Aphids which cover the ground and the leaves with a sticky honeydew (bug poop).
The only native linden in my area. It is mainly an Appalcahian species but ranges into northern and central Alabama. It forms a ring of s...Read More
this tree grows natively in new hampshire where i grew up in a zone 3/zone 4 area. the large, heart-shaped leaves are handsome, especial...Read More
This tree is native to the U.S. and grows in the Appalachians. It is also known as American Basswood.
It is a decidious t...Read More