Lipa drobnolistna (Tilia cordata) – obwód pnia 30–35 cm

The 30-35 cm small-leaved lime (Tilia cordata) is a tree of exceptional aesthetic and practical value. It has a spreading crown that grows impressively large with age, providing shade and natural cover. Its heart-shaped leaves lend themselves to elegant urban landscapes, and its small, yellowish flowers exude a pleasant, honey-like fragrance in summer.
The small-leaved lime is exceptionally hardy, tolerant of urban conditions, frost, pruning, and air pollution. It is a long-lived species that gains even greater decorative and practical value over the years. It is ideal for creating avenues, planting roads, boulevards, and park spaces.

Key features:

• Species: Tilia cordata (Small-leaved lime)

• Trunk circumference: 30–35 cm – large, fully developed tree

• Habit: Spreading, regular and dense crown

• Leaves: Heart-shaped, shiny, green – golden yellow in autumn

• Location: Sunny or semi-shaded

• Soil: Fertile, permeable, moderately moist

• Flowering: June–July – fragrant, honey-producing flowers

• Application: Parks, avenues, urban areas, representative gardens

• Resistance: High tolerance to frost, drought and pollution

• Care: Easy to shape, tolerates pruning and repotting well