Lipa drobnolistna (Tilia cordata) – obwód pnia 18–20 cm

The small-leaved lime (Tilia cordata), with a trunk circumference of 18–20 cm, is a mature specimen that instantly adds striking greenery to any environment. This tree is a symbol of harmony and peace—its heart-shaped leaves create a dense crown, providing pleasant shade on hot days. In summer, it delights with its blooms—small, yellowish flowers with a unique fragrance attract bees and add a natural charm to the space.
The small-leaved lime is frost-resistant, tolerant of urban conditions and pruning. It makes an excellent avenue, park, or garden tree, providing long-lasting ornamentation and shade.

Key features:

• Species: Tilia cordata (Small-leaved lime)

• Trunk circumference: 18–20 cm – mature tree, ready for immediate planting

• Habit: Dense, regular, broadly conical crown

• Leaves: Heart-shaped, green, turning yellow in autumn

• Location: Sunny or semi-shaded

• Soil: Fertile, moist, well-drained

• Flowering: June–July – small, honey-bearing flowers with a strong scent

• Application: Parks, avenues, large gardens, urban spaces

• Care: Resistant to frost and pollution, tolerates pruning well