Description

Full sun, partial shade, rabbit resistant, zone 2

Tilia americana

Pot size: #5, #10, #25 (2.25″ caliper)

A native tree that is an upright-oval form. It is rapidly growing and grows faster than many other North American hardwoods. The crown of the tree is domed, the branches are pendulous, and spread. The roots are large, deep and spread. The leaves of the tree are simple, alternately arranged, ovate shaped, and have a fall color of yellow. There are also small grey nuts that persist over winter. Another ornamental notes is that it has fragrant yellow blooms.

Gets to a height of about 50 ft and a spread of 33 ft. Tolerates clay soil. Prefers soil that is deep and moist. Will also tolerate light shade and pollution.