Tilia americana Redmond
American Lime, Lime, Linden
The super large leaves which are a lighter green than those of the species turn pale yellow in autumn.
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This cultivar of the American Lime is of garden origin and came from Plumfield Nurseries Nebraska USA in 1927.
It was originally listed under Tilia euchlora but is distinctly different.
It is still little known and used in the UK but should not be overlooked.
A pyramidal tree of medium size this cultivar is barely sensitive to aphids and the associated “dripping” which makes it an ideal lime for street and avenue plantings.
The super large leaves which are a lighter green than those of the species turn pale yellow in autumn.
Mature height: 12-17m
Mature spread: 10-15m
It was originally listed under Tilia euchlora but is distinctly different.
It is still little known and used in the UK but should not be overlooked.
A pyramidal tree of medium size this cultivar is barely sensitive to aphids and the associated “dripping” which makes it an ideal lime for street and avenue plantings.
The super large leaves which are a lighter green than those of the species turn pale yellow in autumn.
Mature height: 12-17m
Mature spread: 10-15m
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American Lime, Lime, Linden
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