American Linden Cultivars Tilia Americana

American Linden Cultivars Tilia americana

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Tilia americana ‘McKSentry’ American Sentry® Linden Zone: 3 | Height: 45' | Spread: 30' This handsome and hardy cultivar Shape: Pyramidal, symmetrical of the native American basswood Foliage: Medium green was introduced by McKay Nursery Fall Color: Yellow of Wisconsin. It develops a very straight trunk that supports a well-branched, very uniform canopy.

Tilia americana ‘Boulevard’ Boulevard Linden Zone: 3 | Height: 50' | Spread: 25' Shape: Narrowly pyramidal Foliage: Medium green Tall and narrow, this selection of Fall Color: Yellow the native American Basswood is very hardy and well suited to street plantings.

Tilia americana ‘Continental Appeal’ Vigorous, upright and easy Continental Appeal™ to grow, this linden comes Linden from stock native to the upper Midwest. Bold white undersides Zone: 4 | Height: 50' | Spread: 28' of its large leaves shimmer in the Shape: Narrow oval becoming summer sun. Originally introduced pyramidal as T. heterophylla, this species is Foliage: Medium green, white below now included in T. americana. It’s Fall Color: Yellowish a good substitute for green ash in areas where emerald ash borer is present.

Tilia americana ‘DTR 123’ Legend® Linden Zone: 4 | Height: 40' | Spread: 30' Shape: Broadly pyramidal Foliage: Medium green A strong grower with clean glossy Fall Color: Yellow leaves that resist the rust prob- lems of the species. Winter buds and twigs are bright vermillion. Tilia americana ‘Lincoln’ Lincoln Linden Zone: 3 | Height: 35' | Spread: 25' Shape: Pyramidal, compact and A selected form of native dense American Basswood. Densely Foliage: Dark green branched, its foliage maintains Fall Color: Yellow a fresh, dark green appearance throughout the heat of summer.

Tilia americana × euchlora ‘Redmond’ Redmond Linden Zone: 3 | Height: 35' | Spread: 25' Shape: Densely pyramidal Redmond grows rapidly and Foliage: Light green develops heavy caliper as a young Fall Color: Yellowish tree, becoming pyramidal and symmetrical as it matures. Its large leaves give it a coarser textured appearance.