Linden Tree

The Linden Tree is a stately, deciduous shade tree known for its heart-shaped leaves, fragrant yellowish-white flowers, and broad, symmetrical canopy. It’s often planted in parks, along streets, and in large yards for its beauty and pollinator appeal.

Tilia spp.

Origin: Europe/ Asia/ North America

USDA Hardiness Zones: 3-8

Pros:

• Fragrant summer flowers – highly attractive to bees and beneficial insects

• Excellent shade tree – large, dense canopy provides cooling cover

Cons:

• Messy drop – flowers, seeds, and leaves can litter pavement or lawns

• Can attract aphids – may lead to sticky honeydew on nearby surfaces