Redmond Linden
Tilia americana 'Redmond'
Planted 2016
This tree takes a pyramidal and upright shape at maturity. It is known for its fragrant flowers that bloom late Spring. The sap is sweet and can be made into syrup. In the yard this is a beautiful tree that can be used for shade, to attract pollinators, and/or for an edible garden.
| Height | Width | Zone | Growth Rate | Water Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 35 ft. | 250 ft. | 2-8 | Medium | Medium |
Leaf
Narrow, green leaves with toothed margins.
Fruit
Single seeded samaras.
Flower
Cymes growing from the center of a bract, pale yellow, blooming in June, fragrant.
Advantages
Adapts to many different types of soil, no serious diseases, drought tolerant, attracts pollinators.
Disadvantages
Can get up to 70' tall if given enough time and space.