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Crimean Linden

Tilia ×euchlora K.Koch

The Crimean Linden is a special tree with fragrant flowers that smell wonderful. It’s a great tree for bees and butterflies!

Habitat: Woodlands and parks

Appearance

The Crimean Linden has a broad, conical canopy of glossy, dark green, heart-shaped leaves, paler underneath. In summer, it produces fragrant clusters of pale yellow flowers, followed by small, ribbed nutlets. Its bark is smooth and gray when young, becoming furrowed with age.

KingdomPlantaePhylumTracheophytaClassMagnoliopsidaOrderMalvalesFamilyMalvaceaeGenusTilia
Crimean Linden
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Crimean Linden

Category

Tree

Rarity

Common

Danger

1/5

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Interesting facts

Its honey-scented flowers make super yummy linden honey that's prized by beekeepers!

Its shiny leaves sparkle like they're covered in tiny jewels after a refreshing rain shower!

The soft wood of linden trees is perfect for carving amazing sculptures and intricate figures!

These trees are often planted in cities to make streets beautiful and provide cool shade.

Special abilities

Ability

Pollinator Magnet

Crimean Linden has intensely fragrant flowers that attract a wide array of pollinators, ensuring successful reproduction.

Ability

Sticky Sap Defense

Crimean Linden can secrete sticky honeydew from its leaves that deters some pests and attracts beneficial insects.

Ability

Urban Resilience

Crimean Linden can tolerate air pollution and compacted soil, helping it thrive in harsh city environments.

Measurements & details

Height
15-20 m
Canopy Spread
10-15 m
Is Edible
Yes
Trunk Diameter
60-90 cm
Lifespan
100-150 years
Fruit Type
Nutlet
Growth Rate
Medium
Leaf Type
Deciduous

Ecological connections

pollinates

Honey Bee

Apis mellifera

collects nectar and pollen

eats

Linden Aphid

Eucallipterus tiliae

saps from leaves, producing honeydew

shelters

Great Tit

Parus major

nests in branches and cavities

eats

Roe Deer

Capreolus capreolus

browses young shoots and bark

Traits

Also known as

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Safety

Danger

1/5

Do not pick or eat anything you find. Some plants and mushrooms can be harmful.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is Crimean Linden?

15-20 m

How wide does Crimean Linden spread?

10-15 m

Is Crimean Linden edible?

Yes

How big is Crimean Linden?

60-90 cm

How long does Crimean Linden live?

100-150 years

Where is Crimean Linden usually found?

Woodlands and parks

What kind of fruit does Crimean Linden produce?

Nutlet

How fast does Crimean Linden grow?

Medium

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