Tilia cordata

Tilia cordataTilia cordata is a medium sized, deciduous, fast growing tree with a spreading growth habit. Commonly known as small leaved lime, this tree produces glossy, dark green leaves that are smaller in size than its type species. In Summer, the tree displays clusters of small, white flowers. A low maintenance, fast growing tree. Position this plant in full sun or partial shade. Lime trees will thrive best in an alkaline, moist, well drained soil. Please

these beautiful flowers make great plants at the front of your bed or in a pot

Large flowers with tightly curled petals of colours composed of a broad swath of cherry red fringed in a bright white

Another notable characteristic is the almost Hasta-like characteristic of green leaves with white fringe

you can expect winding slender branches to have a purple and grey tinge with white catkins before new foliage appears

strap-shaped leaves and an umbel of a half-sphere shape approximately 5cm in diameter with deep purple colourations

While the Orbifolia is a stunning plant

meaning that both female and male catkins can be found on the same tree

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make sure to cover the bulbs with mulch to protect from severe temperatures

The Metasequoia would make a spectacular tree for pond edges or stream banks

This variety has light green leaves that gradually get darker before turning red in the Autumn

some varieties have mottled foliage and typically with one bloom per bulb