Tilia americana, commonly called American basswood or American linden, is a medium to large deciduous tree which typically grows to 50-80’ (infrequently to over 100’) tall with an ovate-rounded crown. It is native to a variety of habitats from Quebec to the southeastern corner of Manitoba and far eastern North Dakota south to Oklahoma ...

Take a peek at the Redmond linden tree (Tilia americana ‘Redmond’). With its sophisticated triangular design, this linden adds flair to your landscape. Many people adore this tree, and it was named the Urban Tree of the Year by the Society of Municipal Arborists. When you need an outstanding tree for your design, take home the Redmond linden.

A beautiful shade tree prized for its strongly pyramid-shaped form throughout life, clean habit and fragrant yellow flowers in early summer, more compact than the species, makes a great shade or street tree; very adaptable and low maintenance

Yellow (Fragrant, pale yellow flowered cyme that appears in June with a distinguishing 3-4" long bract; attract bees) Very adaptable, even in alkaline soil, but does not tolerate much air pollution. Too big for most urban landscapes. Japanese beetles like feeding on it. Building Map...

'Redmond' American linden grows 65 to 75 feet tall and 30 to 45 feet wide forming a pyramidal shape with upright branches and shiny leaves and is quite drought-tolerant. It may also be known as Tilia x euchlora 'Redmond'. The tree is pyramidal when young but develops into a striking specimen with an upright, oval canopy atop a tall, straight trunk.

2017年9月21日 · Casting welcome shade on a hot summer's day, the Redmond linden is a large deciduous tree with attractive heart-shaped leaves. The original specimen had a desirable cone-shaped canopy of foliage and was fast-growing, making it ideal for use as a shade tree.

Redmond Linden is a dense, pyramidal, symmetrical tree with big, dark-green leaves and a straight trunk. The large glossy, green leaves turn yellow in fall, and the branches show a reddish color in winter.

‘Redmond’ American Linden grows 65 to 75 feet tall and 30 to 45 feet wide forming a pyramidal shape with upright branches and shiny leaves and is quite drought-tolerant (Fig. 1). It may also be known as Tilia x euchlora ‘Redmond’.

A beautiful shade tree prized for its strongly pyramid-shaped form throughout life, clean habit and fragrant yellow flowers in early summer, more compact than the species, makes a great shade or street tree; very adaptable and low maintenance. Ornamental Features. Redmond Linden is primarily valued in the landscape for its distinctively ...

Scientific name: Tilia americana 'Redmond' Common name: 'Redmond' linden. Native: Yes. Native range: A cultivar of Tilia americana whose native range includes the northeastern and midwestern United States [2, 3, 4]. Distribution in North America: Click to view the USDA Plants Database page for T. americana 'Redmond'. USDA Zones: 4-8 [1]