Tilia (Linden) tomentosa 'Sterling' (Sterling Silver Linden)
Dense, deciduous, low maintenance tree. Has a broad, oval habit and fragrant summer flowers. Green foliage with attractive silvery backside.
- Height: 45-50'
- Spread: 35-40'
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Genus: Tilia (Linden)
Tilia (Linden) americana 'McKSentry' (Sentry® American Linden)
Large, fast-growing shade tree. Woody, pea-sized seeds form in summer adding interest and color variation in the tree. Pyramidal in shape but becoming rounded at maturity. Good resistance to Japanese beetles.
- Height: 45'
- Spread: 25'-30'
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Tilia (Linden) cordata 'Greenspire' (Greenspire Littleleaf Linden)
Broadly pyramidal, symmetrical habit. Medium texture. Spicy, fragrant, pale yellow flower. Yellow Fall color. Extremely straight trunk and small, dark green leaves. Strong growing. Very suitable for street tree plantings.
- Height: 40'-50'
- Spread: 30'-35'
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Tilia (Linden) cordata 'Glenleven' (Glenleven Littleleaf Linden)
Pyramidal shaped tree with dark, glossy green leaves. A little bit more open and informal than that of Tilia ‘Greenspire’. Fall color is yellow-green at best – not much Fall color to speak of. A very nice shade tree for home or commercial use. pH adaptable and air pollution tolerant. Possibly the most vigorous cultivar of Tilia cordata.
- Height: 40'-50'
- Spread: 20'-25'
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Tilia (Linden) americana x. euchlora 'Redmond' (Redmond American Linden)
Fast growing when young. Becomes a moderately pyramidal tree with large, light green glossy leaves. Very uniform shape. Branches show a reddish color in the Winter. A valuable street tree. Has the largest leaves of the Linden.
- Height: 30-35'
- Spread: 20'-25'
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Characteristics
- Attracts Birds
- Good for cut flowers
- Rabbit Resistant
- Attracts Butterflies
- Attracts Hummingbirds
- Deer Resistant
- Fragrant
- Salt Tolerant
- Shade
- Wet Soils
