Little-leaf Linden (Tilia cordata) is in the family Tilaceae and is very similar in appearance to American basswood (T. Americana). The tree size is small-medium and is globose-shaped with an arcing ...

Black cherry (Prunus serotina) leaves have an elliptical shape and are saw-toothed around ... is also known as the American linden tree. It produces small, pale flowers whose nectar is consumed ...

Learn more about this linden species ... The cultivar Legend is a hearty tree that is resistant to leaf rust. Its shape is pyramidal, growing with a single, straight trunk, and with upright ...

The heart-shaped leaves of this tree form a dense canopy, making it a good choice for shade in large yards, parks and along streets. In spring, American linden can be identified by its zig-zag ...

Linden trees have always been a favorite for landscaping ... (better known as helicopters among the children) and heart shaped leaves that easily flutter in the breeze due to their small size.

At right is a leaf more typical of cooler weather, from a sweetgum tree in the Mid-Atlantic. Besides the overall shape and vein structure, the thickness of the leaf — think leathery magnolia vs.

Two physicists from the Technical University of Denmark have found that leaf shape is a determining factor in the distance leaves travel as they fall from their tree. In their paper published in the ...

The wood of the linden tree is lightweight but strong, and its leaves are a heart-shaped green. The yellow-white flowers can be used to make honey. Mandy Cole, who works at the Linn County Museum ...