Stan's Gardens - Northern Colorado - USA

Tilia americana L.

Review Notes:The fragrance of its blooms is absolutely divine. Notes from the internet: The flowers are produced in great abundance from May to June in drooping clusters composed of from 6 to 20 yellowish, very fragrant flowers. At the base of each cluster and grown to its stalk is a leaflike bract 2 to 4 inches in length. The roundish, grayish-green fruit is dry and woody and contains one or two seeds.	Plant Type:- Tree

Suppliers for this Plant: Do you supply this plant? Get Listed Email: ask@ideasforgardens.com	Gardens : Where to see this Plant: Purdue University Stan's "Rose Rooms" Gallery Stans "BearRose" albums on GardenBuddies.com Gardens open to the public. Do you grow this plant? Get Listed Email: ask@ideasforgardens.com
Photographer:- Stan V. Griep, Northern Colorado, USA A cluster of flowers

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