Another fragrant tree just beginning to bloom is the lovely linden. We first noticed the linden (Tilia cordata) way back in July1990 when in Poland, where they bloom in July and are called lipa.

The flowers are delightfully fragrant. They appear in clusters at the end of a slender stalk, which is attached to a narrow bract. Each flower will have five pale yellow or white petals, and a lot ...

Linden Tree Buttery yellow blooms cover the fragrant linden tree in the late spring and summer months, attracting pollinators like hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies.

Linden (Tilia species): There are literally dozens of different species and cultivars of this magnificent shade tree. This complex genus, over which taxonomists still bicker on just how to ...

Lindens are one of the most fragrant trees when they’re flowering, and bees love them. Linden or basswood honey can often be purchased from honey producers.

Q: We have a very fragrant tree in our yard, but we have no idea what it is. Can you please help us with its identification? Attached is a photo. — Jackie G. A: Your tree is a linden.

Hardy from Zones 3 to 7, this tree is suited for use throughout the Midwest, even though it is native to Japan. Tolerant of clay soils and a range of soil pH from 6.5 to 8.0, Japanese tree lilac ...

While the tree can grow to a height of 30 feet in its native habitat, it's more common for it to only reach a height of around 20 feet in cultivation, making it perfect for an urban front or backyard.

A friend's tree, now about 10 years old, is shaped like an elongated oval, about 12 feet tall and seven feet wide at its widest point. The late-spring flowers appear in terminal wands of 30 to 40 ...